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    Vlan(Optional Interface problems

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved 2.0-RC Snapshot Feedback and Problems - RETIRED
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      cmb
      last edited by

      you can find the open bugs on 1.3 here.
      http://cvstrac.pfsense.org/rptview?rn=34

      the vast majority of those are rare edge cases. The VLAN issue will be resolved shortly, that's one that just popped up and doesn't have a ticket at the moment.

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        eri--
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        Grab another image after 1 hour or 2 should be fixed.

        Ermal

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          jtf6xb
          last edited by

          Downloaded pfSense-20080709-1959.iso.gz and am still getting the same issue.

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            eri--
            last edited by

            Do you see on console any of "ifconfig vlanX does not exist" message?

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              eri--
              last edited by

              Oh can you please give me the output of "ifconfig -l" too and a snippet from config.xml of the "vlans>" section.

              Ermal

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                jtf6xb
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                ifconfig -l output :

                ifconfig -l

                le0 le1 le2 plip0 lo0 enc0 pflog0 pfsync0 vlan0 vlan1 vlan2 vlan3 vlan4 vlan5 vlan6 vlan7 vlan8 vlan9

                config.xml vlan section

                 <vlans><vlan><if>le1</if>
                			<tag>103</tag></vlan> 
                		 <vlan><if>le1</if>
                			<tag>204</tag></vlan> 
                		 <vlan><if>le1</if>
                			<tag>205</tag></vlan> 
                		 <vlan><if>le1</if>
                			<tag>206</tag></vlan> 
                		 <vlan><if>le1</if>
                			<tag>207</tag></vlan> 
                		 <vlan><if>le2</if>
                			<tag>100</tag></vlan> 
                		 <vlan><if>le2</if>
                			<tag>102</tag></vlan> 
                		 <vlan><if>le2</if>
                			<tag>201</tag></vlan> 
                		 <vlan><if>le2</if>
                			<tag>202</tag></vlan> 
                		 <vlan><if>le2</if>
                			<tag>203</tag></vlan></vlans> 
                

                It isn't like the vlans aren't functioning. It would just seem to be an issue with how the web gui handles them. If you guys would like some help, I have some free time and would just need a bit of info about associated files

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                  eri--
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                  Seems like your config has not been upgraded by the upgrade code.
                  I commited a fix for this please try a snapshot after 1/2 hours and report back.

                  Beaware, that you need to use the old config from 1.2 or open up /etc/inc/globals.inc, after the upgrade to the new snapshot, and search in there for "latest_config" and give it a value less or equal to 4.4.

                  You will know when your config gets converted since it the "vlans" sections should look like
                  <vlan><if>le1</if>
                  <tag>103</tag>
                                        <vlanif>vlan0</vlanif></vlan>

                  Surely, tell me how it goes.

                  Ermal

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                    eri--
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                    Beaware, that you need to use the old config from 1.2 or open up /etc/inc/globals.inc, after the upgrade to the new snapshot, and search in there for "latest_config" and give it a value less or equal to 4.4.

                    Sorry you have to edit your config.xml end change the version tag there to something less or equal to 4.4.
                    Must have been somewhere  else with my head when i wrote this.

                    Ermal

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                      jtf6xb
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                      Sorry, I've been out of town all weekend, so I haven't had access to my pfsense box or to the boards. I will download the latest version over lunch and upgrade it. I will also try a fresh install.

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                        jtf6xb
                        last edited by

                        The problem was solved when booting from CD, running a fresh install off the HD, and when upgrading from 1.2.

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