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    On 2.4.4-p3 you can apply 71185882dc168e49347f0924f33a207aaf6e2db0 with the system patches package and then run pfSsh.php playback generateguicert and it will make you a new GUI cert with the new 825-day default.
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    I will say that since 2009 when I was first introduced to PFsense, the few issues I've had have all been due to failing hardware... either a bad NIC or a failing MB in a PC. This may or may not be your case, but just sharing what I've experienced. A factory reset obviously worked for you in this case, however, you're also running discontinued nettop/desktop hardware. You may want to consider moving to new hardware going forward.
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    @xodiacx said in RTO Ouf of no where: what if we have multiple gateways? You can only have one default gateway, though you can have other routes out, but they have to be specified.
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    Connect a client directly to the upstream device and test that. The SG-3100 should pass close to Gigabit line speed though so those speeds look far lower than expected. Steve
  • Blocking everything except...

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    @stephenw10 said in Blocking everything except...: It might not be... That is correct
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  • pfSense throughput testing details with iPerf 3

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  • Download Speeds are very poor but upload is fine.

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    @tbattista Always power-cycle the modem, then connect the device you are testing with when doing these sorts of tests to flush anything the modem may have learned. @stephenw10 having a managed switch that can mirror the traffic might be a great way to analyse where the problem is stemming from, although there would be some challenges as speeds approach 1Gbps, but given the low speeds reported, it should be sufficient to see what's really going on.
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  • Print out pfSense config?

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    The entire running config can be backed up from Diag > Backup/Restore. The file is /conf/config.xml if you're digging through the filesystem directly. https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/backup/index.html Steve
  • reading openvpn server socket with zabbix user

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    Hi Stephen. Thanks for your reply and interest. How can I give the zabbix user rights to run nc? Anyway it looks like it already has permissions for that as I am able to get the nc help screen from the zabbix server. What I am not able to is to read the openvpn server socket. It also has permission to echo data as I am able to get the echo output from there too. Is there any way to give the zabbix user limited permissions to the openvpn server socket? making zabbix root equivalent is not a good idea for a firewall so we should avoid this approach.
  • Need to upgrade cable modem and avoid Puma 6 problems

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    I had a Linksys CM3024 which became the star of a youtube video where we torched it. Way to flammable but I digress.. That was my first experience with the problems with the Puma6. I blamed the ISP for all our VOIP problems. The original problem with traffic flow exhibited itself with UDP traffic. DNS suffered greatly. VOIP traffic also suffered as well as VPN connections over UDP. Many ISP's have pushed out updated firmware which has fixed those issues. But the other security issues still exist. "It is a unpatched 0-day exploit that has no current mitigation with published code anyone can download and target other users." "In addition to the DoS mentioned above, there's also a memory corruption DoS which causes a full modem reboot. The details of this attack have not yet been published while a patch is being worked on." Yep. YMMV. :)
  • Detect missing IP address

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    @netpok said in Detect missing IP address: over 9000
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    @stephenw10 Thanks, i found it under misc
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    Resolved. Thank you!
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    The old graphs worked just fine for me - while they were somewhat barren, they had the right information density and were fine to quickly figure out what was happening in the last day/week/month (and they didn't require me to set up and maintain yet another thing). It would help a lot if the Monitoring page let me put multiple graphs on a single page (and maybe have a high contrast option, similarly to how VMWare ESXi's web UI has it - yes, the colours are ugly, but much easier to distinguish).
  • Noob needs help with pfsense

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    Ha, there's a reason that phrase is a meme! Steve
  • permission denied for command on LCM

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    Not executable? What does ls -ls shown in /tmp? Steve
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    heheheeh - this is true ;) He posted his public IP, we could send him some - hehehe ROFL
  • Running additional internet applications on pfsense

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    There's no 100% safe way to do this, whatever you choose to run is untested and might have introduced issues. Only you will be able to test and fix that. Installing pkgs from other repos may replace a package we modify for pfSense with unexpected results. If you really have to do this the safest way is probably to use bhyve. Otherwise run pfSense and whatever else you need both as VMs in some other hypervisor. Steve
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