Do not see other computers on the network
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i have pfsense 2.3
and i use ubuntu on 3 computers and windoes on 4 computersand i Do not see other computers on the network
I do not know when it started
Only now I noticedUntil last update (to 2.3) it was ok
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A firewall is not involved with the lan network neighborhood detection
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^ exactly pfsense has nothing to do with communication between devices on the same network.
They put in a stop sign at the end of the road, and now my car won't start..
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I know that
On the other hand
I have not changed anything in computersIs there a setting or package may be the cause
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not on pfSense or any other border firewall.
its probably a windows firewall/filesharing thing that changed during an update/upgrade
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I know that
Is there a setting or package may be the causeClearly you don't it seems ;) Unless you have devices on different sides of a bridge on pfsense.. Lets state it again pfsense has NOTHING to do with communication between devices on the network..
The only possible interaction pfsense has with the clients other than getting them off the network they are on is giving them an IP address via dhcp, or resolving names via dns if asking pfsense for dns. But pfsense has ZERO to do with them talking to each other, or broadcasting for for some network neighborhood MS nonsense.. No matter what package you install on pfsense…
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There's not enough information here as to what type of browsing we are talking about, SMB/CIFS or something else? Ubuntu should have documentation on how this browsing operates and what protocols are involved.
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Unless you have devices on different sides of a bridge on pfsense.
I know
All computers on one bridgeThere's not enough information here as to what type of browsing we are talking about
ubuntu nautilus
or in windows the file explorerstrange
I will continue to look for where the problem
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"All computers on one bridge "
You have a bridge setup in pfsense??
Who is the browse master on your network? Are they all in the same workgroup? You do understand this service is not very consistent..
In windows you can find it via this info
http://scottiestech.info/2009/02/14/how-to-determine-the-master-browser-in-a-windows-workgroup/Linux you can do this..
user@ubuntu:~$ nmblookup -M local
192.168.9.7 local<1d>
user@ubuntu:~$Where my local example would be the workgroup your using.. Or a simple nmblookup -S should show you all your machines.. and you can look for the MSBROWSE entry, etc..
user@ubuntu:~$ nmblookup -S local 192.168.9.234 local<00> Looking up status of 192.168.9.234 W7X64-VM <00> - M <active>LOCAL <00> - <group>M <active>W7X64-VM <20> - M <active>LOCAL <1e> - <group>M <active>MAC Address = 00-0C-29-07-3C-FD 192.168.9.100 local<00> Looking up status of 192.168.9.100 LOCAL <00> - <group>B <active>I5-WIN <00> - B <active>I5-WIN <20> - B <active>MAC Address = 18-03-73-B1-0D-D3 192.168.9.7 local<00> Looking up status of 192.168.9.7 UBUNTU <00> - B <active>UBUNTU <03> - B <active>UBUNTU <20> - B <active>..__MSBROWSE__. <01> - <group>B <active>LOCAL <00> - <group>B <active>LOCAL <1d> - B <active>LOCAL <1e> - <group>B <active>MAC Address = 00-00-00-00-00-00 192.168.9.8 local<00> Looking up status of 192.168.9.8 STORAGE <00> - B <active>LOCAL <00> - <group>B <active>STORAGE <20> - B <active>MAC Address = 00-0C-29-48-2D-09 192.168.9.11 local<00> Looking up status of 192.168.9.11 PRTG <00> - B <active>LOCAL <00> - <group>B <active>PRTG <20> - B <active>MAC Address = 00-0C-29-49-91-EB user@ubuntu:~$</active></active></group></active></active></active></group></active></active></group></active></active></group></active></group></active></active></active></active></active></active></group></active></group></active></active></group></active> -
You have a bridge setup in pfsense??
all computers on one lan 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.50
Who is the browse master on your network?
dont know i use the Default file browser on evrey computer
it worked all the timeAre they all in the same workgroup?
yes
Linux you can do this..
user@ubuntu:~$ nmblookup -M local
192.168.9.7 local<1d>
user@ubuntu:~$user@user-vivid:~$ nmblookup -M local name_query failed to find name local#1duser@user-vivid:~$ nmblookup -S local name_query failed to find name local -
"user@user-vivid:~$ nmblookup -M local
name_query failed to find name local#1d"Really??? How dense are you??
Where my local example would be the workgroup your using
"all computers on one lan 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.50"
What does that have to do with a bridge setup in pfsense??
