@stephenw10 Thank you for your reply, I'll think about it for a moment and see if get one and try it out.

Hmm, you were on 23.09.1 and it doesn't show 23.09.1 as an available branch? I don't think I've seen that happen before.

@powerguy42 how many did you end have failing? Any luck with a replacement?

I just installed 11 or so of these in 2022 just before they suddenly went EOS. They have been OK but we suddenly had our first PSU failure. Now that I’m reading some more on these units, it sounds like the PSU failure is pretty common.

Yeah just came across this too, who has 5 minutes to wait for a router to boot? Pretty poor default, but easy enough to fix from the console.

@stephenw10 Stephen, thanks for all your help!

Yes if a state exists for that traffic it will continue to be used.

@nick-loenders If you want this for lab/home and have free time and like to tinker, you can probably make your own by using a rectangle PVC pipe piece. Some PVC glue, you can have a good-guy employee even cut it for you at the hardware store.

@SteveITS Wow! They already sent me the software. I wish I had posted here 2 days ago. Thanks so much for your help!!!

@stephenw10 Ok, now I understood and can put this pin on it for later improvement.
Thank you very much for your kind help!

@tgl said in packages missing on new 4200:

... I don't know what "bootstrapping clock" is unless it's trying to run ntpdate.

Digging in the rc scripts shows that it's doing this:

/usr/bin/timeout -k 45 30 /usr/local/sbin/ntpd -g -q -c /dev/null {$ntp_boot_time_servers}

I didn't research that ntpd call in detail, but I suppose it's morally equivalent to ntpdate, and would probably complete pretty quickly if it had connectivity to the mentioned servers. So that mystery is explained.

You should see upgrade_log.latest.txt after an upgrade has run.

Can you mount the cf dataset manually as shown here?:
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/troubleshooting/single-user-mode.html#re-mount-zfs-volumes-as-read-write

I don't think a drive for the 4200 has been decided on yet. I've tested it with the drive we use in the 6100-max and 8200 which reports as:

Geom name: nda0 Providers: 1. Name: nda0 Mediasize: 120034123776 (112G) Sectorsize: 512 Mode: r2w2e4 descr: M.2 (P80) 3TE6 lunid: 010000000000000000000036ba0299d8 ident: YCA12203170170456 rotationrate: 0 fwsectors: 0 fwheads: 0

@thiagopinski27 said in assignment new ethernet:

tg-3468

Can we see it's output in pciconf -lv ?

That looks like a Realtek 1G NIC though so I'd expect it to be supported by default.

Yup the ports are separated by default in the 1100. You should only need to enable DHCP on OPT and add firewall rules.

Ok thank you, I was hoping for fix. But off to ticket land I go!

Have a good day!

@stephenw10
I've set a wrong gateway on ipcam.
Change it with the ip of netgate finally solved the problem
Thanks
Andrea

@stephenw10

I tried removing the CMOS battery, and the SSD and I tried plugging in USB with Pfsense Image but still no change

And I when I contacted the retailer in December 2023 when my eMMc crashed he told me that I had lost my warranty shy of 3months.

Its so strange that the factory warranty is only 1year, that little details got lost on me before I purchased the device.

Hmm, perhaps that specific screen resolution tries to use the desktop format.

The SFP port on the 2100 can only run at 1G so requires a module that can support that. There is little point using a 10G module like that even if it is a dual speed device.

Steve