The SG-1100 does not have an RTC battery. pfSense will bootstrap the system clock at boot from a number of sources, whatever is most recent. Here it would have been the last filesystem time stamp. Once it has a WAN connection it will update using ntp.
That doesn't explain why it was asking you to assign interfaces though. That would normally only happen if an assigned interface is no longer present. If you had used a USB Etherner device and then disconnected it for example.

Steve

@fsc830
? hum... no. WAN is connected to ISP, my laptop is connected to LAN. I believe that what the line in the console meant is that WAN DHCP gave the SG-1100 an IP adress that was 192.168.0.108 and that meant that SG-1100 and ISP router were able to communicate and the laptop further down the line was now able to communicate with SG-1100 using that IP.

I have done and complete the basic setup of my device now, using the web interface as it is supposed. My issue is now resolve, device works as intended, many thanks to all who responded to me!

Cheers,

Café!

@adamw

@adamw said in Netgate 3100- PHP-FPM inaccessible after 22.01 upgrade:

1 USB Device(s) found
scanning usb for storage devices... 0 Storage Device(s) found

This is the indicator that the Marvell BIOS hasn't found the plugged-in ethernet device. It's not the panacea indicator (there really isn't one) but it's a leading indicator that there's going to be an issue trying to install.

Tips for others when they hit this:
You do not need to power-cycle the pf (this applies to all ARM-based Netgate products).
Re-image the USB and try again with the command usb reset and if the storage devices pop-up with 1 (or more) you can proceed with the recovery command.

You can also try to change ports and use the same command. The USB ports aren't hot-swappable at the BIOS level so the usb reset command will reload the devices plugged in and re-present them to the loader.

If the LEDs are flashing in sequence like that then it is trying boot. The time period of the loop means it's almost certainly a filesystem damage issue.

So you should definitely be seeing some output at the console.

Make sure it's using com3. Make sure you're using the correct settings:
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/solutions/sg-3100/connect-to-console.html

Once you have a working console connection you can either re-install or attempt to escape the loop using fsck:
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/troubleshooting/filesystem-check.html#manual-filesystem-check

Steve

@stephenw10 said in Netgate SG-4860 Fan Replacement:

Hmm, doesn't seem that rare. This looks to meet the spec for example. You need it available in France I'm guessing?

Turkey, but I can get a mule over the summer ;-)

@stephenw10

That's great service thanks! I've opened a ticket, I'll update this post once resolved in case it's a fix that might help others.

Thanks again!

I would definitely use the 6100 there. You might well end up with packages or traffic shaping on the firewall and the additional CPU cores will probably be required.

Steve

Sure PM me.

Yes it looks like some data was inadvertently carried over from the 6100 there. Thanks for pointing it out, we are reviewing and updating pages now.

And for clarity, yes, the 4100 has a single m.2 slot that intended for storage only.

Steve

@steveits Thank you, I was able to get the latest firmware from Netgate and install it with little difficulty. Back up and running.

Yes, I agree.
~1Gbps routing/NAT/filtering with pfBlocker and Snort/Suricata is definitely a 6100, at least.

Steve

@stephenw10 Thanks! I will give it a try then :)

Yep, got a TAC lite free software subscription, asked for the 22.01 pfsense+ firmware on a ticket and had it in less than 30 minutes! The memstick reinstall fixed the issue. Brilliant! Thanks NETGATE!!!

Do you have an expansion card in the 1541? Which one?

If you have the 4x1G card then you will have 6 igb interfaces in the 1541 and the config will just import without having to reassign anything.

You'll simple have to move the cables across in the correct locations:
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/solutions/xg-1541/io-ports.html#optional-quad-port-expansion-cards

Steve

@lonewolf007 said in Netgate Appliance - Intel:

install pfsense+ (think it only works on Netgate's only appliance?

See here : Migrate from pfSense CE software to Netgate pfSense Plus software!

IMHO : get an TAC for a device and install + on it.

@rcoleman-netgate Running the force-update has done the trick. The SG-1100 is now running 22.01 using ZFS.
Thankyou.

Thank you.

Seems to be losing 1-2 sec per hour.

You got 2 Cores and 4GB Ram to...

@mkeenan I had a similar OS message recently. The shortest/safest path may well be to open a free ticket at go.netgate.com and have them send you the firmware, and install it via USB stick. I have gotten past odd warnings before but this time it borked and I had to recover manually.

If you've installed a package from the current repo onto an old version that may try to install dependencies from the later version.

Otherwise see https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/troubleshooting/upgrades.html, maybe set to "previous version" and install that first, and work your way up. 2.4.4 is pretty old. I think I started with 2.4.2 on the one that had to be reinstalled. IIRC it worked to get to 21.02 but then even though it offered 21.05 it "installed" 22.01 and was left half upgraded with the wrong OS.

HTH,