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https://github.com/opnsense/plugins/issues/3616#issuecomment-1758992074

I see that's closed, but still even with the latest update to 1.34_2 I have the very same issue as described in the thread, e.g. all sub menu config sections are large blocky unresponsive elements, drop-down menu disappeared,  etc.

Is it just me ?

1.34_2 resolve this issue for me.

Thank you for the quick reply, figured it was a plugin.

Unfortunately cicada is by far the best theme, and should be the default IMO.

Maintainer, please update.

23.7.6 - all sub menu config sections are large blocky unresponsive elements. I've tried rebooting, different browsers, clearing cache, no luck. Please advise how to correct.

Thanks for the follow up. At least someone else has the same issue. My assumption is most people's IP doesn't change that often. I've gone years with the same dynamic IP. But lately network upgrades have caused mine to change more frequently.

Was this issue ever resolved?

I still have the same problem every time my WAN IP changes.

Since updating to version 22.1.1 on 2022-02-16, any time my public IP changes (which has strangely been 5 times), my WAN interface goes down and will not come back up until the interface is restarted.  I'm currently on 22.1.1_3 and this continues to happen. Any advice would be appreciated.

That's what i have done, please let us know if this option becomes available in the future.

I know this option is available in pfsense, which almost always means it's already in opnsense, but often located under a different menu.

Did you ever figure this out? I have the same issue.

Not ideal, but got the job done.

Thanks again.

How do you delete Plugin data?

Uninstalling/Reinstalling Plugin does not reset the Plugin data to the defaults, it instead loads back my old settings.

I want to start over from scratch configuring HAProxy.

Going to Firewall, Settings, Advanced and enabled Reflection for port forwards and Automatic outbound NAT for Reflection resolved my issue. Just checking NAT Reflection under a NAT Rule did not apply this setting.

Going to Firewall, Settings, Advanced and enabled Reflection for port forwards and Automatic outbound NAT for Reflection resolved my issue.

Have a server on the LAN network that has a permanent VPN out connection for internet. I can reach this server locally from the LAN network, but despite having firewall rules, cannot communicate to this server from another VLAN when the VPN connection is active. What do I need to add to make this work? Any help would be appreciated.

Having trouble connecting to an internal website from the same network. I have a NAT rule setup to redirect external requests to that server with NAT reflection enabled. I can reach the webpage by DNS name externally and from any other VLANs, but not from the network where that server resides (only by IP here). Shouldn't this also be handled by NAT reflection? Any help would be appreciated.

Was able to figure this out. It was a configuration on my switches, not the router. Had all my switches configured to be on a management vlan. In this example that would have been VLAN2. Ended up having to toggle that management vlan to LAN, swap in the new opnsense router, then I was able to switch it back. At that point the proper static mappings were handed out.