pfSense Plus Software Version 24.11 is here!

[GeorgeCZ58]

@stephenw10 No, it was normaly working, as gateways was in use. The same thing did not happen on another appliances.

[stephenw10]

Hmm, but it showed as disabled when you checked it in the GUI?

[GeorgeCZ58]

@stephenw10 Yes, after upgrade to 24.11 I found that it was disabled. After enabling it started to work.

[stephenw10]

Hmm, well I no idea how that could happen. I would expect to see some sort of config change logged.

[Cabledude]

Coming late to the party, just upgraded my SG-2100 to 24.11, no issues as of yet.

[SteveITS]

FWIW there are a bunch of patches in the Patches package including one for accidental reordering of firewall rules.

[Cabledude]

one day in with 24.11 on my SG-2100. I notice high CPU levels in the dash: 100% most of the time, occasionally dropping to 50% and 25%, then back to 100%.

Navigating around the menus appears to be a little more slowish than with 24.03.

Tried full reboot, no improvement.

No patches applied yet, will do apply all as a next step.

Any advice to give at this point?

[stephenw10]

Probably the changed widget reload behaviour in 24.11. Especially if you have a lot of widgets enabled?

Try checking the CPU usage at the CLI using `top -HaSP'. Check it without the webgui open at all. If it's normal there you can try reverting the widget change.

[Cabledude]

@stephenw10 said in pfSense Plus Software Version 24.11 is here!:

Probably the changed widget reload behaviour in 24.11. Especially if you have a lot of widgets enabled?

Yes lots: System Information, Gateways, Installed Packages, Services Status, pfBlockerNG, OpenVPN, Interfaces, Traffic Graphs (9 VLANs of which 3 actively used), NTP Status

Try checking the CPU usage at the CLI using `top -HaSP'. Check it without the webgui open at all. If it's normal there you can try reverting the widget change.

last pid: 98095;  load averages:    2.76,    3.29,    2.05  up 0+00:09:08    12:25:06
250 threads:   4 running, 227 sleeping, 19 waiting
CPU 0: 52.6% user,  0.8% nice, 18.9% system,  2.4% interrupt, 25.3% idle
CPU 1: 64.2% user,  0.6% nice, 19.3% system,  2.1% interrupt, 13.7% idle
Mem: 257M Active, 117M Inact, 389M Wired, 2537M Free
ARC: 133M Total, 48M MFU, 78M MRU, 1234K Anon, 958K Header, 4848K Other
     101M Compressed, 248M Uncompressed, 2.45:1 Ratio

After the first reboot, KEA IPv6 didn't come back up:

[Cabledude]

@stephenw10 said in pfSense Plus Software Version 24.11 is here!:

Probably the changed widget reload behaviour in 24.11. Especially if you have a lot of widgets enabled?

Try checking the CPU usage at the CLI using `top -HaSP'. Check it without the webgui open at all. If it's normal there you can try reverting the widget change.

I can't seem to edit my posts in this topic.

I cannot start the kea ipv6 service manually. This is a problem as I've lost of my ipv6 leases on devices that use them, which is a lot. I can still fall back to ipv4 but still.

System Activity will show the cpu activity and update the readings every two seconds, but if I also open the dash in a second browser window, and click back to the system activity window, it will stop updating altogether, even after a page reload. The cpu appears to be very busy with that dash.

[Cabledude]

I thought it best to create a separate topic so we can keep this one clean.