ISP went down and now dhcp doesn’t seem to work.
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@rh128 Sounds like you actually lost connection on the LAN interface.
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@jarhead still a 169
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@rh128 Set a static ip on the pc in the range of your LAN and try to connect.
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@jarhead still cannot connect. I can put a keyboard and mouse on the box running pfSense if that helps and there is a ways to check it.
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@rh128 Do you get to the console?
Try option 11, then 16 -
@jarhead I’m not sure there. I get to a boot menu for single user, multi user, etc. Don’t see those options.
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When booting it stops at cpu_reset: Restarting BSP
cpu_reset_proxy: Stopped CPU 5 -
@rh128 said in ISP went down and now dhcp doesn’t seem to work.:
Everything has been rebooted a few times also.
You didn't just power cycle pfsense did you.. That is not safe practice for sure..
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@johnpoz the pfSense box was rebooted once, my bad on that. I rebooted the modem and switches a couple times.
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@rh128 well if not booting something seems to have gotten hosed.. prob going to need to do clean install and restore you backup config.
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Ok I ran a file system check a few times and that cleaned it up and a reboot from Cli fixed it. Whew. Thank you both!
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@rh128 that is good news! yeah not good idea to just pull the power plug on pfsense. You running ZFS - that is suppose to be better than UFS..
