pfSense Crash diagnose
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We probably don't need the full config but I can PM you something.
Just the details of VLAN in question and the shaper queues that were defined on it.
Steve
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@stephenw10 Sorry I was sure I sent you the config! Just to let you know that I reenabled QOS on that interface, and had a crash again... here is the config (what I think should be relevant)
(attached tried to post here but got rejected by anti spam)config.xmlThank you so much for your time!!! And let me know If I need to send you anything else
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igb1.2 is not in that config. Which interface did you enable it on to cause the crash?
Using the same queues that are on the other interfaces?
Steve
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@stephenw10 Sorry I tried to copy/paste but didn't work too well. Here is my actual config
I have QOS disabled now so it doesn't crash
Thanks again!
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I was able to get the config OK it's just that it doesn't have the VLAN igb1.2 in it and it looks like that is what caused the crash.
Can I assume you had that configured the same as the other VLANs? Same traffic shaping queues on it?Steve
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@stephenw10 Good you noticed and yes I was using the VLAN2 on igb1 (second interface on a 4 port 1Gbps interface) but not on my normal interfaces
I can send you the whole .XML if you tell me how to sanitize not to send usernames/passwords if that will help
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What I have should be enough if the queues were the same.
However you can get the sanitised config as part of the status file by going directly to:
[your firewall IP]/status.phpNothing special about igb1? igb0 is also a port on the same card?
Steve
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@stephenw10 status_output.tgz
There you have it. Yes igbo, 1, 2 and 3 is just one card (supposedly intel but bought on ebay)
I was trying to use igb1.2 as a bridge with igb0.2, but crashes happened before I started playing with that configuration -
OK cool, so you had not added the bridge when it crashed?
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@stephenw10 No I didn't have it in the initial crashes (the bridge). Well almost sure. This is my home so this is the only place where I don't document changes (oops) -
When it was failing badly (I guess more when I was trying to add a bridge to do some port mirroring as well), I did a change of hardware.
Then it seemed okay, but just for a while.
The only consistent result (and no crashes) I have is when I have shaping completely off (with the old or new hardware)Should I remove the VLAN on igb1 and try again to add shaping to see what happens?
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Let me try to replicate it with the values I have first.
