Package Manager Failing SG-1100 pfsense 2.4.4-RELEASE-p2 (arm64)

[stephenw10]

Hmm, so it sees the pkg repo OK and can check the packages but fails to actually download them...

Try installing from the command line. That should give more error output:

pkg install pfSense-pkg-openvpn-client-export

Steve

[bogong]

@stephenw10 I've got the same issue just after update

Before update everything was working perfectly. Is there any way to be rolled back?

[stephenw10]

The package manager sees packages but you can't even ping 8.8.8.8?

That looks like a much more basic connectivity issue.

Update from what? Does the WAN show as up? Does it have a valid IP and subnet?

Check System > Routing > Gateways. Make sure you have a default gateway set. Especially if you came from a version earlier than 2.4.4.

Steve

[bogong]

@stephenw10 PM do not see packages.

[bogong]

@stephenw10 Update by clicking button on Dashboard (see screenshot)

[stephenw10]

Check the routing table in Diag > Routes.

You should always be able to ping 8.8.8.8 unless something is very broken. If there is no default route resave the default gateway again and recheck the routing table.

Steve

[bogong]

@stephenw10 After re-saving started to to be working. What the problem are there?

[stephenw10]

Did you come from a version earlier than 2.4.4? The default route handling was changed in 2.4.4 and some edge cases can lose the default when upgrading which is why I asked about that.

Anyway this was completely unrelated to the issue this thread was started for. Really you should open a new thread unless you are sure your issue is exactly the same.

Steve

[bogong]

@stephenw10 Few days ago downloaded ISO image and installed it on computer today. Before any adjusting made update. And got this issue. I am very new in pfSense. Could you assist me with sequence of actions that I need to perform for getting this https://forum.netgate.com/topic/142638/first-time-install-need-help

I don't need precise solutions. I need the step-by-step direction. Something like this:

-- install NAT
-- attach rule for this NAT
-- etc

[Gertjan]

I saw this :

What are your LAN settings ?

[stephenw10]

Locking this thread, it's gone waaaay off topic. Please reply in that other thread.

Steve