I just had an event that I'm having trouble identifying the root cause.
I'm hoping that someone might have encountered this or might be able to
point me toward some things to check.
Yesterday we had an event where our primary firewall would stop passing
traffic. The only thing short of a reboot
On 10/17/2012 8:51 AM, Bennett Samowich wrote:
I just had an event that I'm having trouble identifying the root cause.
I'm hoping that someone might have encountered this or might be able to
point me toward some things to check.
Yesterday we had an event where our primary firewall would stop
Thanks ... dmesg attached for both firewalls.
Basic network configuration is:
* 10Gb LR to external-1 ( default route )
* 1Gb to external-2 ( specific routes )
* 10Gb to dmz
* 10Gb to internal network 1
* 1Gb to internal network 2
* 1Gb pfsync ( currently x-over cable )
* 10Gb trunked to 9 other
bah! I missed conveying this point in my haste to send the original
post ( many apologies ).
When the firewalls stopped passing traffic they didn't stop all
together but rather it seemed that anything with established state
continued to pass but anything seeking new state was not passed even
Our main traffic is 10Gb here so we do move a lot of data. I just
changed the pfsync interface from using a direct cable leveraging
1Gb's autosense to connecting to a switch. The interesting thing is
that I seem to have recovered some of my lost throughput performance
since making that change.
Hi list.
I've a question about pfsync. Suppose that I've two openbsd firewall
with carp e pfsync with this scenario:
fw 1:fw 2:
em0 rl0WAN
rl0 rl1 LAN
rl1
* Alessandro Baggi alessandro.ba...@gmail.com [2010-05-28 14:36]:
Hi list.
I've a question about pfsync. Suppose that I've two openbsd firewall
with carp e pfsync with this scenario:
fw 1:fw 2:
em0 rl0WAN
rl0
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