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    In errors in the Lan interface

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      Oluap110
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      Hi, i am having in errors in the interface lan and i don't know why. I am also seeing a message as shown in the image bellow.
      Does anyone know what's going on?

      pfsense.PNG

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      • johnpozJ
        johnpoz LAYER 8 Global Moderator @Oluap110
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        @Oluap110 ue0 as your lan? With a public IP.

        ue would be like usbmodem sort of connection would it not.. I would think that would be the wan, and not your lan interface.

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          Oluap110 @johnpoz
          last edited by Oluap110

          @johnpoz No, it's a private ip. I just made a mistake when writing, I'm going to change now.

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          • stephenw10S
            stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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            It's probably because it's a USB Ethernet adapter and those can be very variable.

            I would try swapping the interface assignments and see if it still shows errors when used as WAN.

            Steve

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              Oluap110 @stephenw10
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              Thank you very much, I changed the interfaces and the in errors have changed to the wan, so it was the usb adapter

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              • stephenw10S
                stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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                Yes, generally I'd rather use VLANs with a managed switch than a USB adapter. Though Realtek NICs can also be problematic. But not always.

                Steve

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