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These are my autom. LAN rules:



These are my autom. WAN rules:



Is there anything suspicius?

Thanks.

Hi,
I didn't notice, but for a long time ago my devices can't communicate with NTP servers.

I've checked OPNSense NTP service status and is working fine with multiple external NTP servers.

I've tried to config my OPNSense as main NTP Servers on my network device but again, can't communicate with NTP Server.

I've checked 123 traffic on Firewall live log but i can't see nothing. What I'm missing?

My Firewall does have NTP connection outside my net, but my network not. Clearly is firewall rules issue, how to address it with safe aproach in mind?

Thank you very much.

My ISP was using CG Nat a few months ago. I asked them and they gave me a public IP Address, and since then I've opened ports without any trouble using OpenWRT.

They changed some config because now i can't open ports neither in OpenWRT or OpnSense. I'll talk with my ISP because it's so rare.

Thank you all of you for your help.

Hello,
Thanks for your answer.
This is the Wan rule: https://i.imgur.com/ucRDzX1.png
And here we can see correctly created: https://i.imgur.com/Kbkfsw7.png

Do I have something wrong?

Hello,
I'm trying to open a range of ports and I can't get it to work.
I've been following this tutorial without success: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=8783.0

I'm testing opened ports through an external website. I hope this is fine.

See attached images for more info.
https://i.imgur.com/Tr9qBgZ.png
https://i.imgur.com/KH4gZZI.png

Any help?

Thanks.

Thanks for this fix. I was having the same problem after an upgrade.

@LornMalvo I can't find the thread but it was confirmed that there is a bug with the traffic shaper.

The higher the bandwidth limit the more it drifts off.

I'm also affected by it but it doesn't bother me.

Hi. Thanks for the info. I was sure this is a bug. I posted this with the hope devs can see this.

Hello,
I've installed OPNSense for the first time a few days ago and I'm doing some testing on QoS.

I've followed tutorials and created a Pipe because I want to limit bandwith. I have 600/600 optic fiber and I configured a bandwith limit of 550Mbit/s. When i do some download and upload tests, i get a maximum speed of 300Mbit/s +/-. It seems like the Pipe speed isn't working well, if I want to reach the 550Mbit/s target, I have to put a bandwith limit of 700 instead of 550.

I am doing something wrong or is this a bug?

Thanks.