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    Systems Crash & Reboot on my server running 2.3.4

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      mrhieu last edited by

      I have 2 Server IBM System x3530 M4 for production.
      All of them are running on PFsense ver 2.3.4.
      this week, we have received 2 unexpected reboot on these server.
      I have summited a crash report from ip address: 113.161.71.186 (2017 May 22, ~ 10:00 PM GMT+7)

      I've also attached the lastest crash report below
      Is there anyone who could take a look at the crash report and let me know the reason for this issue.
      Thanks

      bug_unexpected_reboot_master.txt
      bug_unexpected_reboot_slave.txt

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        mrhieu last edited by

        please help me

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          jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

          The crash is in dummynet. You can't use limiters with pfsync (part of HA).

          https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/4310

          You'll have to remove limiters, and things that also use limiters such as captive portal per-user bandwidth limits. Either that or disable pfsync on both nodes.

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            mrhieu last edited by

            Hi Jimp.
            I appreciate your support.

            https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/4310. I knew this bug 2 year ago from your redmine. I always follow it everyday and every pfsense version that is released. To know if it has been fixed or not
            So, I'm definitely sure that I don't enable pfsync when I use limiters (part of HA).

            I decided to downgrade my server to PF v2.3.3 and let them run standalone yesterday. Hopefully, everything will be fine.
            I hope you can check the crash report once again. let me know whether it has other any issues or not.
            We have used pfsense for 5 years. It's very stable and flexible. I always trust in your production. But I have never encountered similar problems like this when upgrading to new version.




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              mrhieu last edited by

              @jimp:

              The crash is in dummynet. You can't use limiters with pfsync (part of HA).

              https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/4310

              You'll have to remove limiters, and things that also use limiters such as captive portal per-user bandwidth limits. Either that or disable pfsync on both nodes.

              Hi Jimp.

              I need some help, please

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