@chrismacmahon said in SG-2220 issue with 2.4.4-p3?:

SG-2220

My SG-2220 came back up fine. :)

Always a good idea to check the console on the embedded devices. Somethings can show there that show nowhere else.

Also it's a good idea to make sure you can access the console so that if later you have to access it you know you can. 😉

Steve

Is the gateway going offline, is it possible there is an ISP or modem issue?

The program that monitors the gateway pings the IP listed, you can put in another ip.

Our book might be a good starting point: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/routing/gateway-settings.html

Please open a ticket if you're still seeing that.

Steve

Any other logs we can work with?

I have noted it on our internal bug tracker. It seems unlikely there would have been a regression but I'll check.

Steve

Not necessarily. Most of the same things have to happen in terms of moving data between the two NICs via the CPU. However I doubt the same effort has gone into bridge performance that has routing.

Steve

Nope. We tried a whole lot of things and it never got higher than what you were seeing. I got 900 something routing through it on my internal network Laptop - Gig switch - SG-1100 - Gig Switch - Second laptop

But the second it hit the cable modem to the internet throughput got cut in half.

I'm still waiting for further firmware/software updates. I haven't looked in a few weeks to see if there has been anything new.

But to be fair, the second i use the device for its real capabilities and not just a dumb but good firewall/router like the edgerouterX, it's throughput is what i would expect it to be. And it's plenty for nearly all typical use cases for it's price point.

Ah, so no Netgate hardware here?

The A/E M.2 keying means it can fit in either an A or E keyed slot. But it really deppends what that slow is wired for. They don't have to be wired for everything listed:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.2#Form_factors_and_keying

A wifi+bluetooth combo card will likely be wired for PCIe and USB though.

Steve

Keith,

You can create an account, scroll down a bit and it's on the right hand side.

Tickets are the best way to get into contact with our team.

https://go.netgate.com

Tt is the same cable that is working as I type this. I just swing it between the AMD64 which is working beautifully to the SG1100. I also swap the WAN. Both of those cables are working with the AMD64. The AMG 64 just idles disconnected while I do experiments with the SG100. After the experiments I just move the WAN and LAN cables over and within min it is all up again.

PowerD is not used on our ARM devices.

I would suggest if you have questions on specific(s) between specific models or what model x can do vs y that you contact sales at netgate with your questions.

@Derelict thanks for the heads up . Ive actually been playing with the settings and other appliances in my network , and finally got everything to work with IP Alias as well which I'm finally happy about...7 hours later . :)

The pfsense box isn't the only security appliance in my network .

Thanks again !

Even if the unit is not under warranty; please open a ticket. We can get you the updated image file to restore the unit.

Thank you very much Jeff!

Stan

Have not been able to replicate the problem, but operation is nominal. Verizon came buy and WAN side is getting an IP and everything looks good so far.

@jfb said in How do i reset the netgate sg-1100 with the factory reset button?:

@stephenw10 Do you need to purchase support in order to access the factory installer image?

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@stephenw10 said in How do i reset the netgate sg-1100 with the factory reset button?:

To fully factory restore the SG-1100 reinstall the firmware:
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/solutions/sg-1100/reinstall-pfsense.html

Do what the first line says : open a ticket.

Edit : @chrismacmahon types faster ....

Can you open a ticket with us? https://go.netgate.com We might be able to assist.

@JohnKaul said in Netgate SG-3100/XG-7100 “future proof” for residential use:

I was trying to avoid buying a switch; I think I finally come to the conclusion that is a requirement. How is a "cisco sg250-10p" router? Any good. Anything better (and don't tell me a Ruckus; I don't have $4k to drop on a switch ;] ).

I use Ubiquiti at home for my switch: Ubiquiti UniFi Switch 24 Gigabit+ 2 SFP, if you are buying a switch to future proof get one that supports VLANS, you may want to use them in the future for separating network domains.

@jimp That worked! I had to make sure to disable the standard built in SNMP service and then enable NET-SNMP and it worked.