Hi misc,
I quickly chatted on #openbsd over at libera and tried different
solutions but none of them worked; my problem is as follows:
Until yesterday my WiFi on an iPhone 7 (iOS 15.8) was working
flawlessly; the IPv4s are statically assigned by dhcp(8). I disabled MAC
address randomization on the smartphone. As it seems, I can ping, e.g.
google.de (both IPv4 and IPv6), proof-checked with "HE.NET Network
Tools" on the smartphone. The router is running OpenBSD 7.4.
I can ping the local network, e.g. 10.10.10.10, but can't connect to
services running on that IP - likewise I can't make outbound connections
to (secure) HTTP, IMAP et al.
I can connect via ethernet and WiFi to
https://www.apple.com/library/test/success.html
and to the mentionend, local services with my M1.
The only client that has troubles connecting is the iPhone 7. I
double-checked with an iPhone 8 of a relative: connection is working
fine.
DNS blocking with a RPZ in unbound is enforced for the whole network,
but as far as I'm concerned that is not the problem since a connection
is possible with the M1 & iPhone 8. Anyway - these are the steps I
already checked off my list:
o I tried disabling the RPZ:
no luck.
o I tried loading /etc/examples/pf.conf:
no luck.
o I tried re-naming the WiFi and changing the wpakey:
no luck.
o I tried enabling and disabling encryption on my WiFi:
no luck.
o I tried handing out different IPs / re-enabling MAC address
randomization:
no luck.
o I tried bringing down the interface, rebooting, flushing the
routing table:
no luck.
Any suggestions, ideas, tips, either network- or software-wise - or is
this simply a hardware defect / support case for Cupertino?
Best regards.
