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You most likely did not change the interface in the selectpicker. It's "Floating" per default, but you should choose "LAN". There you can find your rules.

You were right, that was it.

They're not even saved.

Manual rules are not created.

My exported rules after deleting the qfeed rule

Clean installation of OpSense 26.1
I migrated the rules using the new wizard, but when importing them, I encountered an error due to a QFeeds rule that wasn't recognized because the plugin wasn't installed. I deleted the QFeeds rule and then exported the rules, but they failed to import again. Manually creating a rule on the new system also fails to save it. I had a snapshot taken before the migration, which I restored, but the problem persists.

In my opinion, the plugin is useless; it should work like this:

https://github.com/netalertx/NetAlertX

Incidentally, and speaking more generally, many systems allow the management of information and other things through Telegram bots; it would be interesting to add that functionality to Opnsense.

By default, discovery is configured on all interfaces. I tried restricting it to LAN only, but the service stops and won't restart. If I switch it back to all interfaces, it works without problems. I have a couple of questions I'd like to ask.

Although I haven't had time to explore it, I imagine that if the logs record connected devices, they'll also record when they disconnect. If so, I'd like to know if there's a system in Opnsense that can be configured to notify me of these connections and disconnections via email or Telegram.

Another question concerns the Static IP Assignments section. In my case, my devices are connected with static IPs through Dnsmasq, and I'm wondering if it would be advisable to add them to the host discovery section. I've looked in the OPnsense documentation regarding this and it's not detailed.

The log also shows that discovery is being performed on 10 interfaces, when in my case I only have two WAN/LAN interfaces.

I've updated Opnsense and checked out the new host discovery feature. I have to say it detected all my devices perfectly, but I'm still getting critical errors in the logs.

Installed and working

I've had Maxmind's GeoIP lists configured for a while, and when I updated Opnsense today, I was able to configure the IPinfo lists. The problem is that when configuring them, I can't have both; I have to choose one. Maxmind's lists have been problematic for a while, so I've left the new IPinfo ones. I'm wondering if it's possible to configure Maxmind and IPinfo in Opnsense.

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