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  • Discussions about TNSR

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    We're happy to announce the release of TNSR software version 25.02. This regularly scheduled release includes additional hardware support, updates, and bug fixes. Here's what's new: Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding: Introducing Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding (uRPF) to prevent IP spoofing attacks. Both "loose" and "strict" modes available. Enhanced BGP Protection: New BGP Roles implementation (RFC 9234) to prevent route leaks and hijacks. Powerful Threat Detection: Multi-threaded Snort 3 integration for advanced IDS/IPS. NETCONF: The NETCONF service has been made available starting with this release. Regular Updates and Maintenance: Updated VPP and DPDK versions and made over 30 bug fixes and stability enhancements. Learn More: Release Notes Blog Video
  • Discussions about TNSR

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    JonathanLeeJ
    @johnpoz I know I thought maybe he could be my study buddy for a while but never responded so I gave up .
  • Discussions about installing or upgrading TNSR software

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    @Said.Fathy , Hi Said .. I'd strongly recommend Lawrence Systems' youtube channel... it's the best as far as pfsense is concerned.. from beginner to pro https://www.youtube.com/@LAWRENCESYSTEMS
  • MTU issues

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    @Derelict Ok, thank you for the feedback. Will change the NIC's for now.
  • "ip nat outside" on interface with BGP neighbor

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    DerelictD
    Yes, we are tracking that. It looks like there is a problem there.
  • ARM64 hardware

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    audianA
    @graphine thanks for reaching out. We don't have near-term plans for TNSR on ARM.
  • no bgp default ipv4-unicast

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    @NetFreak said in no bgp default ipv4-unicast: 4399 Thanks Joey, the original request is still on our backlog, no roadmap ETA at the moment though.
  • Test TNSR

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    audianA
    @sadekyo1712 - Thanks, look forward to your updates
  • state sync?

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    use case I'm looking at is using tnsr for a ha perimeter firewall deployment (including destination nat port forwarding and outbound nat masquerading). so keeping the nat state table in sync between router instances definitely a concern. Can you use regular Linux Contrack to keep the tables in sync? on regular centos/ubuntu/etc you can use this: https://conntrack-tools.netfilter.org/manual.html.
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    @mski your type of vnic driver is just not compatible with it. Check this out for more info: https://docs.netgate.com/tnsr/en/latest/vrrp/compatibility.html Afaik VMware is also capable of the intel e1000 vnic which uses the igb driver. Joey
  • Cannot add IPv6 /128 loopback

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    Had the same issue some month ago. In some cases it can be usefull to have IP space overlapping on multiple interfaces. For example if you have a routed /24 which is bound to a loopback interfaces to prevent l3 loops while only having a smaller subnet assigned to a different interface. eg: 185.121.69.0/24 dev lo 185.121.69.0/26 dev eth0.502 ... However, the developer of TNSR are aware of this, I had a evaluation meeting longer ago where I explained this issue to them.
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  • Is TNSR meant to eventually replace pfsense?

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    jimpJ
    They are geared for two very (very) different markets and there isn't likely to be huge overlap between their intended customer bases. I'm vastly oversimplifying it but the tl;dr version is that TNSR is focused on high performance routing and VPN transit, for example, where the architecture of pfSense can't keep up. While pfSense has more flexibility with packages and firewall-type features which don't necessarily require >10GBit/s performance.
  • Hello! I'm about to test TNSR

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    audianA
    @kiokoman Thanks for your curiosity :)
  • IPSEC Diagnostics and logging

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    DerelictD
    You can set asymmetric PSKs in tnsr too.
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  • TNSR on Google Fiber?

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    Thanks for the response and the information Jim!
  • Timeline on TNSR for XG-7100? (And will SG-3100 ever get TNSR?)

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    @nevinsm - What kind of throughput are you getting?
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