<![CDATA[Boot delay XG-7100]]>Hello,

I rebooted pfsense from the GUI on a PC and it seemed to be taking too long > 15 min for the GUI to start back up, but I could ping it. I went down stairs and started up the console and log entries and it started up. I looked at the log files and noticed it was around 22 minutes to boot. The last log entries that shows the pause are below. Wondering if there is something I should be checking and what was happening for the 22 minutes between these entries.

Thanks,
Jerold

Jul 2 15:10:10 kernel pflog0: promiscuous mode enabled
Jul 2 14:48:56 kernel igb3: link state changed to UP

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