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I switched from ISC to Kea. Unbound listens on all ports and I have a redirection rule for DNS. Kea is not involved.

I agree Kea isn't normally involved in DHCP. But how does a DHCP client know where to send DNS requests to?

I did notice Kea seems to lack the ability to do two things (which are probably the same thing):

- Custom DHCP options
- Set a DNS server

Am I missing a setting in the UI?

Thanks for the information. I'll need to compare manually but I'm assuming either DNSmasq or Kea will have the features I need. Are there steps for how to do the migration in a seamless manner? I'm thinking it's something like...

1. Download static leases (or manually record them)
2. Import or manually enter them into the new DHCP server
4. Migrate any other settings
3. Turn off the old DHCP server and enable the new one

Like many of you, I use DHCP on my OPNsense. Due to "it's what I've always done" I'm using ISC DHCP. However, Kea DHCP and DNSMasq DHCP are both options. Are there any comparisons between the three and when I would want to use them with OPNSense?

Great information. So to confirm, the streams normally won't downgrade from HD to SD when it needs to? It just chokes?

I am interested in using rate limiting to lower the quality of streaming to certain devices from HD to SD.

First, is there any guidance on what download speed I should enforce to get it to SD but not degrade the performance outside of the HD->SD downstep? Second, I would want this to be time based. Is that possible without custom automation? Finally, is it possible to do this using layer 7 information instead of the layer 3/4 methods?

Thank you.

[31-Jan-2023 13:04:55 UTC] PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'mongodb.so' (tried: /usr/local/lib/php/20210902/mongodb.so (Cannot open "/usr/local/lib/php/20210902/mongodb.so"), /usr/local/lib/php/20210902/mongodb.so.so (Cannot open "/usr/local/lib/php/20210902/mongodb.so.so")) in Unknown on line 0

Update. I erased all reporting data and it cleared all but 500MB of that directory. I'm going to have to look into if I can store this data elsewhere but it is improved for now.

I have Zenarmor installed and it won't start since my disk is 94% full. I'm seeing /usr/local/datastore/mongodb is using 34G which feels very high. Is there a way I can clear this or significantly reduce it to a more sensible size?

No packages matched for pattern 'php80-pecl-mongodb'

I'm seeing this error after upgrading to 23.1_6.

I'm trying to export OPNsense device statistics to Prometheus and I'd like to gather interface statistics such as speed, interface name, etc. I don't see this information in the metrics output but it looks like it should be as I have all options except for "Interrupts Statistics" enabled in the Prometheus Exporter preferences. Is there anything else I need to do to enable these stats?