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    Snort LAN interface will not start up unless manually started and sometimes stop

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    • Z
      zerodamage
      last edited by

      I recently changed the pattern algorithm on both LAN and WAN interfaces as found in this thread here to AC-BNFA-NQ: https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=78151.15

      I'm not sure if the LAN interface will automatically stop now or continue once running but after making the change above I restarted SNORT and the LAN interface does not start back up. Could I be overlooking a setting or something? I made some changes yesterday in that I added the LAN interface on top of the WAN interface (which always starts back up). I also added some additional pfblockng lists and removed those corresponding rules from the Snort interfaces (Dshield, etc).

      For reference, I am running the pcengines APU4 with 4GB of RAM. I was only using 30% of the RAM previously.  I also have a Wireless interface card installed acting as an AP and I connect to the pfSense router using OpenVPN.

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        bmeeks
        last edited by

        Changing the pattern matcher to the value you specified is good and should not cause any problems.

        I'm not sure what you mean by this statement, though –

        I made some changes yesterday in that I added the LAN interface on top of the WAN interface (which always starts back up)

        Could you elaborate a bit more on exactly what steps you performed in relation to the statement above?

        Thanks,
        Bill

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        • Z
          zerodamage
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          @bmeeks:

          Could you elaborate a bit more on exactly what steps you performed in relation to the statement above?

          Thanks,
          Bill

          Sorry, coffee hasn't fully kicked in yet. I was only using a WAN interface setup until yesterday when I added the LAN interface to my setup. I will follow up this afternoon when I get home early from work and reconnect my LAN cable which seems to not be connected at the moment. Damn cat!

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