Weird traffic graph
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Anyone please? Mods?
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You're not alone: https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=77817.msg425557#msg425557
I have the same (running 2.1.3), traffic on an internal interface is shown as being twice the amount that is reported on the WAN… :o
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Oh ok. No fix yet? This never happened to me before until now. I'm not sure if it's because of the updates?
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Mods, can you please acknowledge this problem?
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BUMP! What is happening with the mods here? Why can't they acknowledge that this is really a problem?
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BUMP! Anybody?
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These forums are mainly user-assisted. While the pfSense people are often here to help with some problems, their obligation is to their paid support customers. If this is a bug then I doubt it's going to get fixed in 2.1.x since they're busy working on 2.2.
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I get that part. But would it be at least acknowledged that this is a known bug?
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I also still have the issue of it showing 2x or 1/2 the real traffic, which also causes issues with scaling since it sometimes draws off the graph. It sometimes affects the upload or the download or both, but I have never had it affect both upload and download with the same multiplier at the same time. One may be 1/2 and the other 2x, but not both 2x or both 1/2. Not that I've noticed anyway. RRD seems to be unaffected and the raw numbers seem to be correct.
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Isn't this a real bug in the system? I mean this wasn't the case in the previous versions. Why is it in the lowest priority of their to-do list?
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Yes - I've read in the past where bandwidth is display incorrectly at times. It was a bug before. Not sure if it still is.
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I can confirm it still is. It was a bug in the latest version and not in the previous versions.
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It's a bug in FreeBSD, which makes it appear in pfSense. Traffic in certain cases counts double.
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It's a bug in FreeBSD, which makes it appear in pfSense. Traffic in certain cases counts double.
Who do we need to contact to report the bug?
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They know about it.
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=182828
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They know about it.
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=182828
Ok, thanks for the information.
