@cable_label Ok, so you didn't submit a ticket earlier when suggested -- I was asking what the ticket was for the previous TAC interaction. Follow the instructions I provided on the ticket response so we can work to get to the bottom of the issue you are experiencing.

@RobbieTT said in System Tunables on Netgate Hardware - Not Active?: hope you get upgraded to FTTH in the near future! Me too but it doesn't look like it will happen any time soon.

@stephenw10 Relevant messages were off the screen by the time I looked and nothing jumped out in the processes. I hooked up a console to grab logs and it was in single user mode. Odd. I rebooted and sure enough everything came back like before (all services) and the blue LED is back in the normal booted state. I’ll keep an eye on it to see if it happens again.

It's a shame, the "beep" was interesting for various reasons. Thanks for your reply ;-)

@stephenw10, I think that captures it very nicely! Phizix P.S. I actually own an SG-3100 which I have not used much as I switched to SG-5100, and I copped another SG-5100 on eBay for a very good price as a backup.

@Gertjan I do have that ticked. I have connected my switch the firewall. And when assigned all to the port I can access the net, however when I assign one of the VLANS i do not have access to the net. I only have one firewall rule to allow all traffic. Is there something I could have done wrong when creating the VLANS or is the problem in the switch setup?

I have no specific recommendation here but the PSU in the 1541 is pretty standard AFAIK. Steve

It probably failed to upgrade completely. I'd guess you're running a mismatched kernel and world. Try option 8 to drop to the CLI, that usually works in that situation. Reboot from there but just entering 'reboot' and check for errors at boot on the console. You may need to reinstall if it can't be recovered so do you have a backup of the config? Steve

@SteveITS thanks for the information… I will follow-up and report back once I get this going. Thanks!

You would still see output from uboot at the serial console if it's connected correctly. https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/solutions/sg-1100/connect-to-console.html Steve

@Amenophisphp Yes it is when it comes to configuration. It will not contain any logs or statistics from usage, but that is not needed (only for historic performance analysis)

@SteveITS Awesome - thanks so much for the insights.

@IonutIT So you don't cook waffles on yours? I thought that was a feature. ️

Yes, the only time you should have to do anything with the uboot envs is if you change the boot device. So usually only if you add an m.2 SSD. See step 7 here: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/solutions/sg-3100/m-2-sata-installation.html Hard to know exactly what happened to @eyes here without seeing the boot loop output. We have seen the uboot envs become corrupted in the past so that is possible. That would require rewriting them. Steve

I would run dmesg then connect the 1100 console then run dmesg again and look at what was added. Or you can probably use System Profiler to get the USB device details but I have nothing to check that on right now.

Hmm, that's weird. Is it a separate interface? What did you set the gateway to?

Thanks Jimp

Yes some things require the actual admin/root account, not just an account with admin privileges. Packet captures for example.

@stephenw10 said in Package weight SG-4100: No that's fine for the actual core temperature. Thank you stephenw10