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Uplink going down since 18.7.7 #2988
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In order to reach a wider audience and in hopes of getting down to the case, I've opened a topic on the forum: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=10525 |
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So I think I may have resolved the issue. I have marked one of my gateways as the default gateway and the logging now looks like this: So it actually sets the IPv4 gateway to WAN instead of LAN now and doesn't delete any routes that would be outgoing. I'll keep an eye on it for a few days and if it's resolved I'll close the ticket. |
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@rene-demonsters thanks for the feedback. I'm hoping the issue went away, if not feel free to reopen. |
About a 1,5 week ago I upgraded our OPNSense firewall from 18.7.5 to 18.7.7. This caused some minor issues where it seemed to have lost it's sense of DHCP and the uplink. A reboot and some tweaking later, it seemed to have been resolved.
Fast forward a few days and our internet suddenly drops out. After investigating the firewall has lost it's uplink. When I try to ping a host from the VGA console it tells me no route to host. When I tell it to reload all services (option 11 on the menu), it starts to work again. Sometimes for a few hours, sometimes for a few days.
I've checked the firewall logs for any errors or general stuff out of the ordinary and I noticed that on each moment of downtime
/usr/local/etc/rc.newwaniphas been run. Though I don't see anything being off looking at the messages from it (it gives the same ones upon Reload all), but I might be looking at the wrong place.Our office has 2 external IP adresses, one starting with 84.x.x.x and another starting with 178.x.x.x, since it breaks on
/usr/local/etc/rc.newwanipI think that might be relevant. Also we don't use IPv6.In an attempt to resolve this I've upgraded it to 18.7.8, hoping that this would resolve the issue, but unfortunately it's still present. Is there maybe some setting I need to change between those versions in order to get this to work reliably or have I stumbled upon a bug somewhere?
Please let me know if you need any more information.
Firewall log:
Relevant interface:
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