How to DeBug in Pfsense 2.4.4_2.
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Yes, still more required.
What is your WAN? Cable, fibre, DSL?
What is the connection type? DHCP, PPPoE, something more obscure?
How do those NICs appear? em0, re0, igb0 etc
What is shown in the system log when this is happening?
Steve
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@stephenw10 WAN is Cat6 cable.
Connection type is Static IP.
NICs apperane is em0 & re0.
System Log is Simple. -
@stephenw10 Now the new thing is on my second SSD drive I just Installed 2.6.0 and it was working fine and the graph was going smooth but the WhatsApp video calling service was not working well. Then I did it and all of sudden and it stop giving data & graph also stopped.
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Can we see the system logs?
If it's reloading the filter repeatedly for any reason you may need to also apply the 'Disable pf counter data preservation' patch.
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@stephenw10 Here is the System log.
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That system log is anything but 'simple'! Pretty much nothing that is shown during that 7m period should be happening.
You have the Service Watchdog package installed and enabled for ntopng but seemingly ntopng is installed or isn't able to start so it's looping continually. Disable that. In fact I would disable everything in the Service Watchdog at least until this is resolved to produce more useful logs.
Something in there is causing php to crash out and coredump but we can't see what. It's probably one of the things that's continually restarting.
If you can, pasting the actual logs rather than using a screenshot is a lot more useful.
Steve
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@stephenw10
hi I have installed 2.6.0 Latest Version but the internet upload speed desperate
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@stephenw10
when I check from internet Router Speed almost
Download Speed is up to 26 Mbps
and Upload Speed is up to 25 Mbpsand through Pfsense
Download Speed less than 20 Mbps
and Upload Speed less than 1 MbpsScreenshots are Attached
speed test through Pfsense
speed test through Internet router
Pfsense packages are installed
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Are you running in a VM? If it's hyper-V you're probably hitting the RSC switch bug.
If not speeds that low usually indicate some sort of speed/duplex mismatch. Check the Interface status for link speeds and errors/collisions.
Steve
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@stephenw10
I have fresh installed 2.6.0 on HP machine 8300 and not using VMBefore that I was using 2.4.2, it was running fine, I had to install the latest 2.6.0 version due to a bug.
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So it's probably a link speed/duplex mismatch.
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@stephenw10
How do we check and how to fix it -
First look at Status > Interfaces. Make sure everything is linked at the expected speeds and that there are no errors or collisions shown.
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@waqaslatif
Due to low upload speeds, the file is not attached to the email, and Anydesk is often disconnected. -
Where are you pinging the LAN IP from there?
You should never see lost pings like that locally. That indicates a significant problem with your network.
Steve
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@stephenw10 was going to say the same thing - but seems he actually deleted that post ;)
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...but the pings were still lost!
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@stephenw10 yup very true ;) Yeah something not right there
