Pfsense causes internet to freeze.
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Things always tend to run fine until they break ;)
Still looks like a hardwareproblem to me. Maybe reset the switch. -
Tried to restart the router(pfsense), the switch and the modem.
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This is a hardwarefailure. You have to start changing equipement to find out what's wrong I guess.
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Seems like it only happends when there is trafic.
Mar 16 08:29:23 kernel: dc0: link state changed to DOWN Mar 16 01:56:46 kernel: dc0: link state changed to DOWNThe time that i was sleeping it didnt fail.
Dunno if this helps.
LAN interface (dc0) Status up IP address 192.168.0.1 Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 Media 10baseT/UTP In/out packets 2258538/2942016 (633.59 MB/2.52 GB) In/out errors 0/0 Collisions 319902Do i get all those collisions because i use a hub, and not a switch?
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I think you have some autonegotiation issues. You could try to hardcode the interface speed by using hidden config.xml magic. See http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook-single/#FAQ.hiddenopts for how to set mediaoptions. It's the same for pfSense.
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I think you have some autonegotiation issues. You could try to hardcode the interface speed by using hidden config.xml magic. See http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook-single/#FAQ.hiddenopts for how to set mediaoptions. It's the same for pfSense.
Trying it now, still have alot of collitions though!
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Still not working. The wierd thing is that it doesnt happen between 00 and 09 in the night/morning. :S
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Trying it now, still have alot of collitions though!
You'll always get that with a hub, that's why it's been pretty much impossible to buy one for the last 5+ years ;)
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Well, our switch broke down and i had this old baby still. :D
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If you've always had high collisions then you had a very badly broken switch. Your other problems (as you've been told, repeatedly) strongly point to broken hardware.
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No i have not always had high collisions, only when using the hub.
