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Try a different mirror. base is by far the largest "package", so the download might time out if the connection to the mirror is slow for some reason.

Cheers
Maurice

I get the exact same identical issue, sadly changing mirrors for the last few days does nothing to fix the issue.

Any joy?

[Use a dedicated WIFI access point]

If you want WIFI support either use a dedicated WIFI access point, alternatively switch to OpenWRT.  😂

Please note: "Use a dedicated WIFI access point" has become the standard response on both PFSENSE and OPNSENSE forums for years now. 

Look up pretty much any integrated WIFI query post on either sites forums and that's all you will ever see people say in response to anyone enquiring about modern integrated WIFI in conjunction with PFSENSE and OPNSENSE firewall routers. So please note that down so you yourself can pass the message on to the next person who enquires about modern integrated WIFI on these platforms.

Please also note: You've got more chance of finding gold at the end of a rainbow than you have of seeing a modern integrated WIFI solution working perfectly on PFSENSE and OPNSENSE firewall routers, either that or more chance of winning the national lottery jackpot in a lottery that you didn't even enter. 😁

Yes, a few ancient WIFI devices kind of work on both PFSENSE and OPNSENSE but they tend to perform abysmal for the most part, so yeah use a dedicated WIFI access point until mankind can find a way to make modern internal WIFI devices work.

Recognized the slow Gui as well. DNS Lookup to FW Hostname is working ok.
Deleted all Logs, slowness still persists.

Have still these errors in System: Log Files: Web GUI

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2022-12-05T11:06:05 Error lighttpd (server.c.1588) server started (lighttpd/1.4.67)
2022-12-05T11:06:05 Error lighttpd (server.c.2097) server stopped by UID = 0 PID = 80455
2022-12-04T14:15:51 Error lighttpd (server.c.1588) server started (lighttpd/1.4.67)
2022-12-04T14:15:51 Error lighttpd (server.c.2097) server stopped by UID = 0 PID = 34252


In my Case when I connect via IP Address to the Box the GUI is reacting fast..., connecting via FW Hostname is still slow...

BR

I have the exact same problem

[Model: Qualcomm Atheros Wireless NFA222Chipset: Atheros AR9462Port type: m.2]

I had a certain level of success with the following:


Model: Qualcomm Atheros Wireless NFA222
Chipset: Atheros AR9462
Port type: m.2

It works okay on a clean install and it's pretty stable and capable of operating in Access Point mode. 

Only downside is it can't do simultaneous 2.4 and 5Ghz mode, but to be honest I don't suppose many cards can, if any.  I'm pretty sure you need two separate WIFI cards to do that.

I need to buy an MPCIE WiFi card for a specific use case.

I know it's preferred to use dedicated separate WIFI Access Points with OpnSense and Pfsense which is why I have a few Deco M5 in use with my other box at home.

But I'd still like to try establish which MPCIE WiFi card are widely being used among the few try hards that have gone against the wind and installed them in their opnsense boxes

Please include model numbers if poss

Any recommendations?

Hi all
Just started to use opnsense everything went smoothly but there is one thing I ran into.
Powerd is not doing anything it is enabled and set to adaptive ( but any other shows the same result )
My cpu speed is constanly at 2 ghz.
My temps are not that bad 51 idle and with load around 70 degrees.
But I woud like to be as energie efficiënt as possible.
Intel c states and intel speedstepping are enabled.
My unit is a Topton n5105 with 4 intel i226 nics.
Hope somebody can help me.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G990B met Tapatalk

I have the same issue on my 6 port Topton n6005

I started reading the terms of service and privacy policy, got through the terms of service and halfway through the privacy policy and was like meh..   Nah..

I think I'll stick to what I know and not install it, that solves that one then. :))

[os-sensei]

Is it safe to use the SunnyValley Next Generation Firewall Extensions / Plugin for OPNsense (ZENARMOR).

Plugins:
os-sensei
os-sensei-updater
os-sunnyvalley

Do we know if they collect data from our routers, if so what, and has anyone actually vetted the software properly to see what's collected if anything?

I only ask as i usually use all the usual stuff on opnsense and pfsense and have never used ZenArmor before, any ideas?

[Opnsense router> Firewall >>Settings>>>Advanced:]

Hi Bart, thanks for your response you wonderful person you..  ;)

I enabled these three and it seems to have resolved my issue now:

Opnsense router> Firewall >>Settings>>>Advanced:


The TICKED the following:



Thank you.

[local network]

Guys, I've got Home Assistant setup and working via my Opnsense router, DuckDNS and Lets Encrypt, enabling me to remotely access my Home Assistant securely with encryption while I'm out and about (outside my home network), which is great.

I'd like to be able to access my personal ******@duckdns.org URL securely over my 'local network' too whilst maintaining the secure HTTPS certification.   I know it can be done via this router or pfsense but I just cant find a tutorial explaining the correct procedure.

Can anyone point me in the right direction please.   ;)

Delete

Use Signal...   ;D :P (Non Facebook Owned Company)

Can anyone tell me if theirs a way to forward HOST name information from my Opnsense routers DHCP services on to my PiHole.  I can only ever get CLIENT IP address information when viewing PiHoles query log.  I have to keep looking up what IP belongs to what device via Opnsense DHCP list each time I'm investigating alerts and stuff on PiHole.

It would be nice if I could as I don't really want to keep logging in to one device and then having to log in to the another for confirmation.