The graph does not display immediately
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Hmm, I've never seen that in countless 2.4.4p3 pfSense installs I've connected to. It seems very likely to be something in your environment. Can you try a completely different client?
Steve
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Pfsense Server computer?
I think it's a server computer problem.Devices to connect?
I tried it on various devices but it's the same(I am Korean and I am not good at English so I use a translator to communicate.)
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Your translator is good.
If you have reinstalled pfSense then it can only be a configuration issue, if you imported the old config file. Though there is no setting I'm aware if that would do that.
Do you still see this behaviour with a default config in pfSense?
Steve
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@stephenw10
Yes.The same is true if you do a fresh install of Pfsense and immediately check it.
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Hmm, there must be something different about how you are viewing this then. That just doesn't happen on any system I have access to test against in any browser I have tested.
Any sort of browser plugin you might be running? (unlikely across multiple browsers but...)
Steve
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The browser I've used?
Chrome, FireFox, internet explorer, SmartPhone Default internet ...
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What image are you using exactly? What are you installing it on?
I still can't reproduce this.
Steve
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pfSense-CE-memstick-2.4.4-RELEASE-p3-amd64.img
I installed this file via USB.
Maybe my USB problem or server computer (Pfsense Computer) isn't it a problem?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgMl8h4OWPE
This is a 2 minute 13 second video
The graph appears about 1 minute 57 seconds
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Ah, so it is updating just fine it's just scaled incorrectly. It shows ~2mins when it's drawn correctly. It appears to be showing ~4mins when it's drawn incorrectly except the time values in between in the time axis appear wildly incorrect.
Can you mouse-over the graph to see what those time values actually are?
I have no idea what might cause that though. Current time on the firewall wrong?
Steve
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Firewall is currently current date / time
Mon Jan 27 23:28:17 UTC 2020
Thank you for your continued help.
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What about your client - is it time in sync with pfsense time?
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Can I sync Pfsense time separately? Will the service break if I do that?
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Does this happen if there is a communication problem with 'TimeServers'?
This network can only communicate with Korea.
Currently 'Timeservers' is 0.pfsense.pool.ntp.org.
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Well I do not know if 0.pfsense.pool.ntp.org has any IPs in Korea... But my question is what is the time on pfsense.. and what is the time on your pc... They could for sure be using different time sources.. Doesn't matter - time should still be the same..
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Setting time zone to 'Asia / Seoul' is different from actual Korean time
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It looks like the graphing that is done client side is initially failing as it's trying to show a few minutes but there is actually a 9hr offset there.
Set the timezone correctly in System > General Setup. Set at least one ntp server there it can connect to.
Steve
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'Timezone' Asia / Seoul
Setting it to 'TimeServer' Korea NTP server does not change anything.
Pfsense Tue Jan 28 09:17:15 KST 2020
Korea Time Tue Jan 28 00:15:10 KST 2020 -
It can take a while to sync to NTP when the time is that far out.
You can set the time and date manually using the date command. That should get it close enough to sync quicker using NTP.
Steve