@dobby_ The users want to access the server for file sharing and other resources. Although this will serve as a web server, it's intensions are also to serve as internal server.

Hmm, never mind, I poked around other logs and see Mar 31 11:42:22 syslogd kernel boot file is /boot/kernel/kernel Mar 31 11:42:21 syslogd exiting on signal 15 ...so apparently there was a reason it stopped logging. Just not a good one.

I wouldn't expect the ppp log to show anything further. If you can replicate it easily it would be interesting to have two crash reports. Steve

@ernestostvo I'll never do another survey for Netgate again - including the current one going around.

@stephenw10 said in SAP (business application) disconnecting: You can just set the firewall optimisation to conservative to increase the state timeouts: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/config/advanced-firewall-nat.html#firewall-optimization-options A TCP keep-alive would be something inside the VPN which I assume is from your client on OPT to the remove Zscaler device directly. Steve I'll follow those instructions, thank you!

@michmoor I set it to transparent and it's good to go. I kept thinking maybe a container or FreeBSD jail was running that connected to something. But the transparent mode fixed it.

@stephenw10 That worked. Awesome.. Thanks!!

Already done, thanks. But now I will try to unlock the Modem/ONT in order to read its settings or I will look for a compatible SFP module to use the same 4100 as ONT. I don't see other possibilities. If you have any other ideas, welcome. Thanks anyway for the assistance you have provided me.

There's an open feature request for it here: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14047 Add comments if you like.

@jimp Thank you Jim, [image: 1680184812929-screenshot-2023-03-30-at-6.58.53-am-resized.png] (Image: Redmine 14011 patch 6f8ad15a0160bc1369e9fd4bcf3ac4c8462c9be7 created by Jim. fetched code) It has been debugged and applied successfully. [image: 1680185439958-screenshot-2023-03-30-at-7.07.47-am-resized.png] (Image: system logs at time of Bootup showing 434 without error)

@stephenw10 Thank for your answer but it was a network connectivity issue. I have already solved my problem.

JOY!!! --- and duh on my part...The simplest things!!! "Mmm, sounds like maybe the laptop is configured statically and simply doesn't have a DNS server set?" .... That was it... again... a DUH..... I'm taking up gardening! THANK YOU ALL for your help.... you can close this thread now.

Hi @jimp I will try it, thanks !!

@bmeeks I am sorry for the delay, being an enthusiast puts a limit on how much time I can devote to my server... I disabled the widget and saw no other errors. I will re-enable it (just for testing) and will pull any logs on the first available chance.

Thanks for all feedbacks! @stephenw10 said in pfSense LAGG-LACP with HP VC FlexFabric Switch: Timeouts might be a fast/slow mismatch. Can you see any debug info from the switch stack? Changing of the Timeout did not help. I tried it on both side so that every side had the same setting. We are looking for the debug log, so far there are not many info's in the log. @havanna said in pfSense LAGG-LACP with HP VC FlexFabric Switch: You can try: ... Hmm non of the command are working. We are using the HPE Virtual Connect Management CLI v4.85 Are you commands for this type of switch? I look around and could not find any similar commands. We configured everything on the WEBgui.

@rcoleman-netgate I was so excited I forgot, thank you for removing...really excited each day I learn something new about pfSense and its resilience.

@robbiett said in Netgate 8200 and Unifi L3 Switch Configuration: 've had to do something like that before, plus leaving myself # instructions in the file so I know what I did: Thanks for the suggestion. We have a bunch of ephemeral linux containers spinning up and down so I would not want to have to manage updating the host file in our case I think. I could see this being an option if things weren't moving around so much though. Thanks again.

@jimp fix confirmed. thanks.