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    NTP server / WAN IF down, sluggish connection

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    • badgastB
      badgast
      last edited by

      Not shure if this is the right place for my 2 questions... but here it is :

      1. When my WAN interface went down yesterday, my NTP didn't get the right time, which is obviously.... BUT...
        The Pfsense interface showed me that we were back somewhere in februari.... ??

      Why ? Why didn't it fallback on the latest known time? (I didn't reboot the unit yet at this time).

      1. At the same time, while my WAN was down, the whole interface of Pfsense was slow, it works, but not as snappy as when the WAN went up again.(Took some time to login also, first I thought the unit crashed..)

      Is this normal? And if yes, Why ?

      Thanks !

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      • johnpozJ
        johnpoz LAYER 8 Global Moderator
        last edited by

        where exactly did you see this time? That was showing you feb date.

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        • badgastB
          badgast @johnpoz
          last edited by

          @johnpoz That was in the firewall-logs-overview at the frontpage.
          But I found it again also in the system-general logs :

          0_1540487963935_181025 screenshot FW time-disorder.PNG

          At this time everything is working like a charm as always.. but maybe I hit a bug (and as a vegetarian....;-( )

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          • chpalmerC
            chpalmer
            last edited by

            Check the time in your BIOS.

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            • badgastB
              badgast @chpalmer
              last edited by

              @chpalmer It's a SG-2220.... maybe your right, but how ? (via ssh.. ?)

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