Yup you need to manually check each replacement because there's a significant chance you might find the string em0 for example in the certs fields.

If you had to copy it to opt7 then you had not yet re-assigned lan as the bridge0 interface. Once you do that everythign that was applied to the original LAN interface would apply to the bridge and hence all the bridged interfaces.

I just wanted to follow up on this and let everyone know I could never get anywhere. While I did backup/restore last month I kept this box around to try to troubleshoot. No pkg command would yield any results, even trying to install from local. If anyone winds up in the same boat, I'm afraid this post likely won't help.

@stephenw10 Thank you so much, problem solved, i change the setting that you suggest to me and now work perfectly.

It would usually demote itself, causing a failover, if any interface that has a CARP VIP on it loses link. That can be affected if the interface is a bridge though for example. The bridge itself never goes down.

Ok, so try swapping it to LAN and see if the problem follows the USB NIC. It may not. You might find it 'just works' as the WAN.

You can restore the config to pull in all the previous settings. However the new NDI will need to registered for Plus upgrade to get 23.09.1 though.

Yes, they happened simultaneously and crash reports although I didn't adjust any with the secondary.

@alhaunts Nice, just installed it here. https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/15119#change-72146

@stephenw10 Thank you! You're a legend, both of those combined are what restored the internet connection. Thank you so much for all of your assistance over the past few days. I greatly appreciate all of your help!

@stephenw10 Perfect example of why I checked here first!

@Fringe1533 Hi To connect such clients on Mac OS, I recommend using the Apple Configurator program, in which you can create a profile for connecting to a Wi-fi network (WPA-Enterprise). After creation, this profile is imported to the MacBook, and it connects successfully [image: 1707254158923-f2b0a1cd-2885-4edc-aec0-acd1644a38f1-image.png] [image: 1707253676653-da5fa148-047c-4674-a85d-8f7cc6c702bf-image.png] [image: 1707253729506-050f7847-3a4d-45da-a9c2-d8364172eb67-image.png] [image: 1707253803511-8db8eddb-9eff-426c-aae3-bfb3c84d5e06-image.png] [image: 1707253892857-bfc430f0-774f-4430-b611-ce8c7fdfec32-image.png]

@stephenw10 thank you for your wisdom. @pfguy2018 thank you for asking.

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You should not have gateways set on LAN or OPT1. (or possibly OPT2). Only the WAN should have a gateway set for pfSense and that is added automatically for DHCP. When you add a gateway to an interface pfSense treats it as a WAN and that is not the case for LAN or OPT1. Additionally whatever is at 10.0.2.2 is not responding to ping. That's probably because it's the VBox NAT host. You should set some the external IP address for pfSense to monitor on the WAN. Steve

@Gertjan Thank you for the detailed explanation!

Nothing there looks specifically wrong. What sort of WAN connection is it, DHCP? Do you expect to get a public IP there? Do you reboot the modem to be sure it's not locked to the MAC address of the old router? Steve

@ChrisJenk said in Where does DHCP6 client keep its lease info etc.? And can I force a refresh of the DHCP6 lease from the command line?: Also, is it possible to force a DHCP6 refresh for an interface (the WAN in my case) via some command? I can do it by toggling the WAN interface to disabled and then back to enabled in the GUI, but that disrupts IPv4 traffic, which I want to avoid. This could be /usr/local/bin/php-cgi -f /etc/rc.newwanipv6 Note : haven't try this myself. Btw : when I check the ( Status > System Logs > DHCP ) [image: 1707153744892-eaa4a625-d194-4690-b0cd-e88d86f9da51-image.png] I see that the DHCP6C renews very often - every 10 minutes ( ) or so. Not sure if this is normal. The DHCP6 server is in my ISP box, that's the one handing out "20 min" leases ... Not something I can change. The WAN IPv6 and prefix didn't change for the last 9 months or so ( ouf ...).