Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
Am Donnerstag 16 November 2023 um 15:29:27 +0100, schrieb Manuel Kuklinski 1,7K: > 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. Not the first time I did that, but I reset the network config of the iPhone, restarted the router and now it works :-| Pardon the noise...
Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
Am Donnerstag 16 November 2023 um 20:08:16 +0100, schrieb Manuel Kuklinski 1,0K: > I opened a support ticket with Cupertino, since TCP seems to be clearly > working, according to the mentioned app - just "regular" connections can't > be openend to HTTP, IMAP et al, via TCP in different apps... "Clearly working" can be proofed with: apu# tcpdump -ni athn0 src host 10.0.0.20 - - - - - - - - - - %< - - - - - - - - - - 12:10:54.316614 10.0.0.20.50005 > 10.10.10.10.53: 9061+ A? sdf.org.(25) 12:10:54.317999 10.0.0.20.60630 > 10.10.10.10.53: 44056+ ? sdf.org.(25) 12:10:54.796151 10.0.0.20.49291 > 205.166.94.16.22: SWE 580629622:580629622(0) win 65535 (DF) 12:10:55.300692 10.0.0.20.49291 > 205.166.94.16.22: . ack 546809152 win 4117 (DF) - - - - - - - - - - %< - - - - - - - - - -
Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
Am Freitag 17 November 2023 um 21:31:44 +1100, schrieb jslee 0,5K: > Are you sure your phone isn’t attempting a DNS lookup, failing and deciding > that the WiFi is pointless? As posted in a reply to my e-mail, I tested a TCP connection with "ELX TCP CLient" from the smartphone and captured with tcpdump on the gateway: - - - - - - - - - - %< - - - - - - - - - - 12:10:54.316614 10.0.0.20.50005 > 10.10.10.10.53: 9061+ A? sdf.org.(25) 12:10:54.317999 10.0.0.20.60630 > 10.10.10.10.53: 44056+ ? sdf.org.(25) 12:10:54.796151 10.0.0.20.49291 > 205.166.94.16.22: SWE 580629622:580629622(0) win 65535 (DF) 12:10:55.300692 10.0.0.20.49291 > 205.166.94.16.22: . ack 546809152 win 4117 (DF) - - - - - - - - - - %< - - - - - - - - - -
Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
Am Donnerstag 16 November 2023 um 20:27:37 -0700, schrieb David Rinehart 0,7K: > Maybe... Is the clock set to the correct time on the iPhone? Yes, the clock is set to the correct time.
Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
On Fri, 17 Nov 2023, at 01:29, Manuel Kuklinski wrote: > 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. Are you sure your phone isn’t attempting a DNS lookup, failing and deciding that the WiFi is pointless? John
Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
Maybe... Is the clock set to the correct time on the iPhone? > 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. >
Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
On 11/16/2023 9:39 AM, Manuel Kuklinski wrote: Am Donnerstag 16 November 2023 um 8:53:10 -0700, schrieb John Brooks 2,1K: I had a similar problem a few weeks back. Turned out to be a partial failure of a network card. I could send and receive ICMP traffic, but not TCP traffic. Replaced the network card, then everything worked as expected. Was the failure on the endpoint or the gateway? The failure was an ethernet network interface card on a clients firewall protecting his internal network. PCI dual port gigabit with Intel chipset. Complete failures are fairly easy to troubleshoot, partial failures become more complicated.
Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
Am Donnerstag 16 November 2023 um 17:39:36 +0100, schrieb Manuel Kuklinski 0,3K: > Am Donnerstag 16 November 2023 um 8:53:10 -0700, schrieb John Brooks 2,1K: > > I had a similar problem a few weeks back. Turned out to be a partial > > failure of a network card. I could send and receive ICMP traffic, but > > not TCP traffic. Replaced the network card, then everything worked > > as expected. > > Was the failure on the endpoint or the gateway? O.K. - I tested a TCP connection via "ELX TCP Client" to different hosts and ports; if the app isn't lying, connections can be made via TCP... Since ping is working, I guess ICMP is working too; to be safe, I purchased a second AR5BXB92 for my APU to finally rule out this error. I opened a support ticket with Cupertino, since TCP seems to be clearly working, according to the mentioned app - just "regular" connections can't be openend to HTTP, IMAP et al, via TCP in different apps... They will call me at Saturday - I'll report! Debugging such a thing on a smartphone sucks :-|
Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
On 11/16/2023 7:29 AM, Manuel Kuklinski wrote: 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. I had a similar problem a few weeks back. Turned out to be a partial failure of a network card. I could send and receive ICMP traffic, but not TCP traffic. Replaced the network card, then everything worked as expected.
Re: OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
Am Donnerstag 16 November 2023 um 8:53:10 -0700, schrieb John Brooks 2,1K: > I had a similar problem a few weeks back. Turned out to be a partial > failure of a network card. I could send and receive ICMP traffic, but > not TCP traffic. Replaced the network card, then everything worked > as expected. Was the failure on the endpoint or the gateway?
OpenBSD 7.4, iOS 15.8 - sudden defunct of WiFi
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.
