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    Fall back to full FSCK - Problem

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      clay005
      last edited by

      Hello,

      I have problem in PFsense version is 2.3.4-RELEASE-p1. It is restarting on its own and the message i get is something about "Fall back to full FSCK" Im wondering why. But one day i found out it is happening when i remote our server (WIN RDP) using its domain name, i register my IP address to our hosting to get one. But using its Ip address it is not restarting.

      Hope someone can help me..

      Thanks a lot.

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        clay005
        last edited by

        help

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        • jimpJ
          jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate
          last edited by

          Without the contents of the crash report / panic information there is no way to know what is happening.

          The "fsck" error could just be the firewall running a disk check after a crash and not anything to do with the cause of the crash.

          Does it show a crash report in the dashboard after it reboots? If so, what's in it?

          If not, you may have to keep a console connected (serial or VGA, preferably serial) and hopefully capture the crash data as it happens.

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            clay005
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            No crash report on the dashboard after restarting.

            I will do my best to capture the error and post it here.

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              clay005
              last edited by

              My suspicion is, It is restarting when someone remote our the server using its the Domain name (or computer name not ip address). Because before i register the IP address to have a name we are using ip address to remote the server and im not having this kind of issue.

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              • GertjanG
                Gertjan
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                @clay005:

                My suspicion is, It is restarting when someone remote our the server using its the Domain name (or computer name not ip address). Because before i register the IP address to have a name we are using ip address to remote the server and im not having this kind of issue.

                This can't be a suspicion, except if you refuse to check your firewall, the rules present on WAN.
                There should be none **, and in that case : impossible, non one can connect to your pfSense.

                Btw : you just showed that you missed one of the biggest concepts of the Internet : people rarely use IP's, or, they work well. Humans like addresses like test-domaine.fr, which are translated directly to :

                test-domaine.fr has address 5.196.43.182
                test-domaine.fr has IPv6 address 2001:41d0:2:927b::15
                

                Remember that addresses or URL like test-domaine.fr aren't use on the Internet : you see them on your screen, they are looked up to IP addresses and that it.

                The fact that you use a domaine name - like my test-domaine.fr - doesn't mean that people can find you more easily, or not. True is, domaine name are public. But you don't care, you have a firewall, and nothing initialed from the outside come in. That was the very reason you put the firewall in place.

                ** if there are rules ….. well, you shouldn't. One never does before all consequences are understood ;)
                Btw : Never ever expose the pfSense GUI to the outside (WAN or Internet).

                No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum, the community will thank you.
                Edit : and where are the logs ??

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