You'll be needing some pfSense package upgrade troubleshooting. So, here you go : pfsense package upgrade troubleshooting But, it's actually a good thing you can't see packages, as you are not 'allowed' to install or upgrad ethem anyway. As per ANY pfSense install notice : https://www.netgate.com/blog/pfsense-2-4-5-release-p1-now-available.html : Read the "Upgrade Notes" => 'Do not update packages before upgrading pfSense!'.

@jimp Thanks for the reply!

@devey I hope others more knowledgeable would chime ... all I can think of off the top of my head is use a USB key in conjunction with certificates to be able to manage the group without system admin privileges

In bridge mode it would only expect one device I imagine. It could have been handing a public to one of those other devices. It's more likely though that the OpenVPN connection was causing an issue if you're using that as a WAN. Especially if it's the default gateway. Anyway glad you got up and running. If you're connected over VDSL2 without g.fast then you won't see any benefit to going to a 'modem' with 1G ports. You will never pass >80Mbps anyway. Steve

@axala said in Login pfsense 2.5.0 amd64: 192.168.1.1 is my isp provider box adress As you will be using your ISP router as a 'dumb' upstream router, change its default LAN network 191.168.1.1/24 to something else, like 192.168.100.1/24. Will doing so, check also if its DHCP server changed accordingly, the pool should be in 192.168.100.0/24. Now you can use the "192.168.1.1/24" on your soho network, as before. @axala said in Login pfsense 2.5.0 amd64: I have access to graphical interface in the console That's new to me. The console is text based only.

@gertjan Thanks for your quick response You Are completely Right Thanks very much

FWIW we just switched to MintMobile two months ago from Consumer Cellular, Mint rides on the TM network. I use WiFi calling all the time in the house and never had an issue. here’s my settings Outbound NAT Mode is set to Automatic outbound NAT rule generation. Firewall Optimization Options – Conservative Disable Firewall Scrub – unchecked Generally I wouldn’t even be in the advanced section but a few years ago on the previous ISP we were having issues with VoIP call quality and I read somewhere to change a few pfsense settings, as I remember the Firewall Optimization Options was one on the tweaks. Looking back I think the issues were with the prior ISP itself. Anyway we switched ISP’s again last June and never bothered to change that settings. Using a Linksys EA8500 running dd-wrt in Access Point mode and I have an Samsung 2017 Galaxy J7 connecting on the 2.4GHz band.

Okay I understand. I tried the sloppy state behaviour tweak and it didn't work, but that's okay. As long as the forwarding works for everyone else once I get this set up proper, that'll be good enough. Thanks

Just watch fellowship of the bitches this week it's so funny... Anyway tried to ping LAN when prob occurs and reset states: Diagnostics > States > Reset States > check reset firewall states table> save

@steveits Yeah had seen the bitflipping and ntp article - somewhat relatable sure to such typo domains ;)

@steveits, Thanks for the links. I haven't yet been able to look at the traffic graphs under 'status' under similar conditions. When the opportunity presents itself, I'll look again. FWIW, the program being updated was TurboTax. It could be a bug, but unless I can repeat it, I hesitate to report it. Perhaps I'll just have to wait to the next release and keep my eye on it in the interim.

@harlemsquirrel-0 said in 2.5.1-RC: pid 37633 (unbound), jid 0, uid 59: exited on signal 11: I'm wondering if the "DNS Server Override" option in System > General Setup is causing some issues. Hi, Nope, if you use Unbound, why set this option? Why are you pushing DNS traffic to your ISP?

@jimp said in 504 Gateway Time-out on Dashboard and Firewall System Logs: If you have the firewall log widget on the dashboard, it likely would solve the problem. This was totally the case. Reset the local logging settings to factory defaults and setup a Synology as a syslog server and we are back to normal.

I am not sure what are you referring to, but you could participate on Fightback campaign against attackers. https://forum.netgate.com/topic/162424/fightback-campaign-against-attackers-your-participation-matters-%CA%95%CA%98-%CA%98-%CA%94 Edited:links

@jwjs In these dark times we should care, help and protect each other. I know we must respect your decision but your old posts could help others. As you Dutch people would say, "effe doorbijten." @Steve you do it manually by editing the database but I suggest leave it alone as it can make things unstable.

@gertjan thank you very much friend. Your answers and advice were of great importance

OpenSSL is a part of the base operating system and not a separate package, so it cannot be updated on its own.