@stephenw10 Ah nice one thanks. Good to learn how to apply these custom patches too. Seems stable now.

@stephenw10 I will be able to live with the missing space, I only like things to be tidy and efficient and it looks like a kind of storage glitch and waste here. I hope someone at Netgate will have a look into this. Anyway, thank you for discussing this with me, I will not waste your time anymore on this.

@nullcure said in WyzeCam and Pfsense: so it don't have to go to wyze servers just to see if it would work lol. "the cloud"

Thanks Steve. I opened a TAC case & they were able to help. As it turns out somehow under the DHCP server settings, under restrictions "all clients" got disabled. -Rick

First try going to System > Update > Update Settings and re-saving the current branch. Then retest. Steve

@stephenw10 As ever, many thanks!

Yup this would be trivial via SSH and much more complex via any other method. Try to determine if you actually need to reboot though. It may be sufficient to just renew the DHCP lease or to logically DOWN/UP the WAN interface.

You'd have to use the sudo package to add commands to the Zabbix user to allow that if you need it. I don't think I've ever had to do that.

@johnpoz Thanks. I went one step ahead an filed a feature request for the things I asked earlier. It is at https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14899

Your problem as described in your previous post is not a pfSense issue. It is something on your web server setup. Your domain.net I assume resolves to a single IP. The URLs have the domain name in them, but then also include a web path that only the web server (or a web proxy) can read and understand. DNS and pfSense stop at the end of net in your example. The trailing slash and everything after that is the responsibility of the web host the URL is directed towards.

No the recovery image will take you to 23.05.1. You can then restore your config into that and be back up on the current version. Steve

@charry2014 said in pfSense 2.7.0 in a ProxMox VM not getting IP address from Deutsche Glasfaser: IPv6 gateway shows connected and online but there is no DNS for internet If you setup IPv6 correctly and there is no DNS, maybe you're suffering as I am discovering ISP gave static IPv6 that doesn't allow LAN to communicate with upstream DVCPv6 server. Please call your ISP.

@sTicKs23, exactly, thank you!

In my case, I was using Firefox and as always selected open downloaded files, but it still would not uncompressed in Ventura...so I grabbed my old MacBook pro 2011...solved that easily.

Check the other logs at that time. You can see in both those cases dpinger was restarted by something shortly after WAN was marked down due to packet loss.

@gessel I too have an alert from this China IP block 183.136.225.29 [image: 1697653460002-screenshot-2023-10-18-at-8.24.51-am-resized.png] https://forum.netgate.com/topic/183488/et-scan-hid-vertx-and-edge-door-controllers-discover Virus total shows it is an invasive actor. 183.136.225.31 also [image: 1697653692436-screenshot-2023-10-18-at-11.27.08-am-resized.png]

Ok, seems like second reboot resolved the issue.

No updates I'm afraid. It still looks like harwdare, though clearly not RAM from that test.

Thanks everyone for your help and insights. It was definitely ntop. I've disabled it and the messages stopped.