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    2.0-RC Snapshot Feedback and Problems - RETIRED
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      sebastian last edited by

      Hi,

      I use 2.0-RC3 and sometimes my lan port is not reachable (not pingable). But If I connected via ssh all work how it should (the hole time I connected [testet 3days]. After disconnect ssh, sometimes lan port does not reacte to ping again [2 or 3 time in a hour]. My other (DMZ) port is the hole time reachable.

      Can somebody give me a tip if it is a error in config or a issue with pfsense?

      thanks
      Sebastian

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        Nachtfalke last edited by

        Are you using different NIC from different vendors or different chipsets ?
        perhaps you can change the one which makes problems with an other NIC for testing.

        Further you could play a little bit with settings under

        SYSTEM -> ADVANCED

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          sebastian last edited by

          sorry forget do wrote my hardware setup,

          I've
          http://www.applianceshop.eu/index.php/firewalls/opnsense/opnsense-rack-edition-pfsense-appliance.html

          First I think it is a hardware defekt, but why would it repair by an ssh session?

          I will try if change port for lan to another will help.

          Any tip which option under SYSTEM->ADVANCED has biggest effort for it? I've allready check it with another box all the same. One run 24/7 the other has this small issue …

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            Nachtfalke last edited by

            If the hardware of both boxes is the same and the one is working and the other not it could only be a hardware problem of the box itself or perhaps a problem of the switch(port) or another client in the network.

            I do not think it would be helpful to change some setting because you said it works on another box without problems.

            perhaps a port capture could help you to find something out.

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              sebastian last edited by

              thank,

              you are right no hardware problem no pfsense bug (puh).

              is a problem with my bridge - sometime the 'switch think' the pf is on the other side :( but the bridge know it better.

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