Re: [pfSense] pfSense 2.4 Sporadic Routing Issues

2018-01-01 Thread Andrew Kester
Just for the archives, setting up totally new VMs seems to have fixed it.

Looking at the difference between the old and new VMs, the only change
that caught my eye was that the old VMs were set to dynamically allocate
memory, where as the new ones have a fixed memory size.

Thanks,

Andrew Kester
The Storehouse
https://sthse.co

On 12/16/2017 12:38 PM, Andrew Kester wrote:
> Looking through the mailing list, I disabled Firewall Scrub (System >
> Advanced > Firewall & NAT) per the "pfSense 2.4 consistently crashes
> daily" thread, but I'm still having issues.
> 
> When the nodes go offline, there aren't any kernel messages in the
> console that would indicate a panic or similar.  The log files just stop
> at that time, there are no entries that indicate issues.
> 
> I'm at a loss for what troubleshooting I should try short of a complete
> re-install.  Any help is greatly appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Andrew Kester
> The Storehouse
> https://sthse.co
> 
> On 12/01/2017 07:20 PM, Andrew Kester wrote:
>>
>> Hi List-
>>
>> I'm having some issues with a pfSense 2.4.2 installed on a VM in Proxmox
>> VE.  I've kinda run into a stumper for me, and I'm not really sure where
>> to start looking.
>>
>> Basically, the router will stop routing traffic at times and requires a
>> restart.  The node is still "up," I think, because VPN clients are able
>> to connect (although they can't reach anything) and CARP doesn't fail
>> over to the second router.  The Zabbix agent on the node becomes
>> unresponsive along with pings on all interfaces though.
>>
>> I don't think it's an issue with CARP, since CARP fails over correctly
>> in all other instances and once the node is powered off, failover occurs
>> immediately.
>>
>> This has occurred a number of times, all around 12:50 - 1:15 in the
>> morning local time.  Nodes do not run Snort and backups scheduled for
>> that time complete well before the node goes offline.  Dates seem
>> random, no rhyme or reason on which days it actually occurs.
>>
>> I've also changed which physical node the router runs on and how the
>> disk is stored, to try and isolate if it's an issue with PVE, but the
>> issue remains.
>>
>> I have all the logs from the machine, and have local monitoring that
>> records various network / service errors on applications running on the
>> network during the failures, I'm happy to send along whatever would be
>> helpful, I'm just not sure where to start looking :/
>>
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Re: [pfSense] pfSense 2.4 Sporadic Routing Issues

2017-12-16 Thread Andrew Kester
Looking through the mailing list, I disabled Firewall Scrub (System >
Advanced > Firewall & NAT) per the "pfSense 2.4 consistently crashes
daily" thread, but I'm still having issues.

When the nodes go offline, there aren't any kernel messages in the
console that would indicate a panic or similar.  The log files just stop
at that time, there are no entries that indicate issues.

I'm at a loss for what troubleshooting I should try short of a complete
re-install.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Andrew Kester
The Storehouse
https://sthse.co

On 12/01/2017 07:20 PM, Andrew Kester wrote:
> 
> Hi List-
> 
> I'm having some issues with a pfSense 2.4.2 installed on a VM in Proxmox
> VE.  I've kinda run into a stumper for me, and I'm not really sure where
> to start looking.
> 
> Basically, the router will stop routing traffic at times and requires a
> restart.  The node is still "up," I think, because VPN clients are able
> to connect (although they can't reach anything) and CARP doesn't fail
> over to the second router.  The Zabbix agent on the node becomes
> unresponsive along with pings on all interfaces though.
> 
> I don't think it's an issue with CARP, since CARP fails over correctly
> in all other instances and once the node is powered off, failover occurs
> immediately.
> 
> This has occurred a number of times, all around 12:50 - 1:15 in the
> morning local time.  Nodes do not run Snort and backups scheduled for
> that time complete well before the node goes offline.  Dates seem
> random, no rhyme or reason on which days it actually occurs.
> 
> I've also changed which physical node the router runs on and how the
> disk is stored, to try and isolate if it's an issue with PVE, but the
> issue remains.
> 
> I have all the logs from the machine, and have local monitoring that
> records various network / service errors on applications running on the
> network during the failures, I'm happy to send along whatever would be
> helpful, I'm just not sure where to start looking :/
> 
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[pfSense] pfSense 2.4 Sporadic Routing Issues

2017-12-01 Thread Andrew Kester

Hi List-

I'm having some issues with a pfSense 2.4.2 installed on a VM in Proxmox
VE.  I've kinda run into a stumper for me, and I'm not really sure where
to start looking.

Basically, the router will stop routing traffic at times and requires a
restart.  The node is still "up," I think, because VPN clients are able
to connect (although they can't reach anything) and CARP doesn't fail
over to the second router.  The Zabbix agent on the node becomes
unresponsive along with pings on all interfaces though.

I don't think it's an issue with CARP, since CARP fails over correctly
in all other instances and once the node is powered off, failover occurs
immediately.

This has occurred a number of times, all around 12:50 - 1:15 in the
morning local time.  Nodes do not run Snort and backups scheduled for
that time complete well before the node goes offline.  Dates seem
random, no rhyme or reason on which days it actually occurs.

I've also changed which physical node the router runs on and how the
disk is stored, to try and isolate if it's an issue with PVE, but the
issue remains.

I have all the logs from the machine, and have local monitoring that
records various network / service errors on applications running on the
network during the failures, I'm happy to send along whatever would be
helpful, I'm just not sure where to start looking :/

-- 
Thanks,

Andrew Kester
The Storehouse
https://sthse.co
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