Gateways always offline - 2.3.2-RELEASE-p1 (amd64)
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That is showing packets leaving and not being returned.
Not sure what else to tell you there. Check upstream.
There should be a reply for every request. If there is not that is the definition of ICMP packet loss.
05:09:48.077929 IP 172.25.228.5 > 8.8.8.8: ICMP echo request, id 30741, seq 63, length 8
How do I go about checking the upstream? Even though I think it will prove you are correct. due to when I run a speedtest my upstream times out.
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76.187.232.93 > 8.8.8.8: ICMP echo request, id 12666, seq 29675, length 8
23:08:09.578604 00:0c:29:af:40:bd > 00:01:5c:77:7a:46, ethertype IPv4 (0x0800), length 42: (tos 0x0, ttl 64, id 14554, offset 0, flags [none], proto ICMP (1), length 28)
76.187.232.93 > 8.8.8.8: ICMP echo request, id 12666, seq 29676, length 8
23:08:09.593479 00:01:5c:77:7a:46 > 00:0c:29:af:40:bd, ethertype IPv4 (0x0800), length 60: (tos 0x0, ttl 56, id 35629, offset 0, flags [none], proto ICMP (1), length 28)You have something hosed in your environment. You have two sets of pings being seen on that interface with the same source IP address and reciprocal MAC addresses. No idea what you did there.
Huh? I didn't do anything, no odd settings just everything out of the box.
I added a pic of my esxi network configuration up there^ (i'll add it to this post) and yes I have 2 Sense box's as VM's (One old) (One new) but only one is booted up at this time and that is the new one (which is the one I'm having an issue with), in less the vSwitch is an issue?
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pfSense MAC is 00:0c:29:af:40:bd
I am looking for this MAC 00:01:5c:77:7a:46 I don't know what it is.
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Not sure. Sorry. Much more familiar with XenServer. Having two MAC addresses out there for the same IP address will undoubtedly screw things up though. Are there a bunch of IP conflicts being logged in the system log? Maybe look around in ESXi to see what those two MAC addresses are.
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Not sure. Sorry. Much more familiar with XenServer. Having two MAC addresses out there for the same IP address will undoubtedly screw things up though.
All good man, thanks for the help anyhow. Yeah I was using Xenserver but due to can't live migrate unless you have the exact same Hardware for every hypervisor turned me off and away from Xen. Was running proxmox but started to run in to stupid issues and stuff was braking all the time.
Are there a bunch of IP conflicts being logged in the system log?
Nope not that I can tell.
Maybe look around in ESXi to see what those two MAC addresses are.
I know the 00:0c:29:af:40:bd is pfSense but for the life of me I can not find 00:01:5c:77:7a:46
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I think i'll just take down my network and install pfSense on real hardware and see if I still have the same issue, I mean the ESXi box was built for the sole purpose of running pfSense but I decided to utilize more of its power sometime back. I will post back in a few days and let you know my findings.THANKS ;D
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I know the 00:0c:29:af:40:bd is pfSense but for the life of me I can not find 00:01:5c:77:7a:46
Arris (Cadant) modem?
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I know the 00:0c:29:af:40:bd is pfSense but for the life of me I can not find 00:01:5c:77:7a:46
Arris (Cadant) modem?
No it's not the Arris modem, I was thinking the samething an it was one of the first things I looked up. It ends with aa:47.
I have a feeling the the 7a:46 is coming from something in esxi like vswitch or something.
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The OUI is for an Arris modem. It would be rather odd that this MAC address would randomly appear in your installation and not be associated with the modem. VMware has their own OUI (which matches your other MAC address). Modems have multiple MAC addresses. I would suggest logging into the thing and try cataloging them.
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Sorry it was late last night.
The OUI is for an Arris modem. It would be rather odd that this MAC address would randomly appear in your installation and not be associated with the modem. VMware has their own OUI (which matches your other MAC address). Modems have multiple MAC addresses. I would suggest logging into the thing and try cataloging them.
Yep you are right about the OUI's but wrong, Cable Modem MAC Address = D4:0A:A9:52:AA:47 (pic below) and it is randomly appear in my installation. Maybe the ISP got something wrong? lol I am at a loss now.
Hi.
Cadant INC. 00:01:5C http://macvendors.co/v/9690/CADANT-INC.
Regards.
Thanks for the link :) but still not it. Cable Modem MAC Address = D4:0A:A9:52:AA:47
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It's in your packet capture. It's coming from somewhere. Check the MAC address tables in your switches, etc. Wireshark out on a mirror port on the physical network. Something.
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It's in your packet capture. It's coming from somewhere. Check the MAC address tables in your switches, etc. Wireshark out on a mirror port on the physical network. Something.
;D "Something" ok will do.
