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Disregard this post.  I just upgraded to 26.1, and everything worked after the reboot. 

I have been running OpnSense for several years, and it has been rock-solid.  Recently, however, I have noticed that new devices being added to the network (behind OpnSense) are not getting to the Internet for some reason.  All of my legacy devices work fine, however.

I opened the firewall live log, and I filtered on my host(s) IP address(es), and all I see are DNS requests.  I see the request being allowed through the LAN interface, and then I see a NAT hit for the traffic going out the WAN interface.  That's it!  I don't ever see anything going back to the host(s); nor do I see any attempt to establish a connection to any Internet address.

Does anyone have any idea why this would only be happening with new devices, or more importantly, does anyone have any suggestions on how to resolve it?

Thanks for any assistance that you can provide.

Thank you, again!  I'll dig through this and give it a shot.  It seems like it is being more difficult than it should be.

Thanks for the info, cookiemonster, but how do we get acme.sh to look there for the file(s)?  I tried using the full path in my command line use of acme.sh, but that didn't work either.  I would really like to set-up everything in the GUI, and allow the triggers to execute things without me having to manually intervene.

gogolathome and I are the only two people having this problem??  Seems difficult to believe....

I am having the same issue.  Regardless of whether I use the acme.sh plug-in GUI or command line, I get a failure.  Command line at least tells me that synology_dsm.sh doesn't exist... which it does.  Acme.sh just doesn't seem to know where to look.

Good Afternoon Everyone,

I am getting close to pulling the trigger on migrating from Sophos UTM to OPNsense, but I have a question that I hope someone has an answer for.

As everyone knows, practically all children have been sent home for "school" for all or part of the school year.  I have run into several situations where my daughter's "class" was a YouTube link.  Before all of the COVID madness, my wife and I decided to block YouTube outright on the children's devices, because anything that they did access was not appropriate for them to watch.  With that said, because "class" is now on YouTube, I cannot deny it outright.  So, my question is, does anyone know of a way to produce a report from OPNsense on the web usage of a given host/IP for a defined period of time?  I would like to be able to get an accounting of time spent on each page/URL, but if I could at least validate that the children are going to school links during "school" that would be great!  Since the bank would like to receive their mortgage payments, my wife and I cannot stand over the kids to ensure that they are doing what they should be during the day.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.