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24.7 Production Series / Re: 24.7 does not restore backup like 24.1 used to
« on: Today at 08:59:33 am »
Yes, I have checked the backup files and all the rules are there but 24.7 refuses to restore them all.
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Hi everyone,
I am new to Opnsense. I use Dell Optiplex 7050 and Realtek RTL8125 PCIe card for my firewall/router project.
After install Opnsense, only the onboard nic (Intel) is detect and use as LAN.
I ran the command pciconf -lev that show the Realtek card in the PCIe, I am guessing that it is missing driver.
I am new to Opnsense and FreeBSD, could anyone and someone have same issue help me which driver should i download and instructions or command to install the driver
appreciate all the help.
I would like to pitch in since this is about Sophos in general.
Just ordered a Sophos 210 and will probably get it in a couple of weeks. Meanwhile I am looking in to installation tutorials and hardware specs.
It seems the 210 is enough to use in a small home office (and a lot more) with about 100 devices an GbE lan. but I am having some issues finding the exact specifications... searching...
I found this, but not entirely sure it applies to the one I get, no confirmation of the hardware revision.QuoteHardware specifications rev 1
CPU: Intel Celeron G1820 (Haswell, 53W) 2c, 2.70GHz
RAM: 8GB 1600MHz-DDR3 in 1 DIMM, 2 DIMM slots (easy to add/replace ram)
HDD: 320GB HGST HTE725032A7E630 (Travelstar Z7K500 2.5", 7.2k/32MB cache, AF, 1 platter, 24x7 certified model) mounted in rubber stands
NICs: 6 Intel i210 NICs
I will have to verify this of course when I get it, but looks promising for RAM/HDD upgrade. From images I see I may be getting an earlier HW revision. Hoping to be able to dig in and replace/upgrade a few things.
All the SG's are listed here: https://www.sophos.com/en-us/medialibrary/PDFs/factsheets/sophos-sg-series-appliances-brna.pdf
Not sure about the NTOPNG as I do not use it, but give it a try.
Also do you have any HW offloading (CRC, TSO & LRO) enabled?
After you removed ZA, did you reboot the device?
As I mentioned this error you see is usually due to the fact that Suricata fights with some other system for the NMAP on that specific interface.
Regards,
S.
Just installed OPNsense 24.7 on a SG230 r2 appliance smoothly.
The CPU is a G4400 (2c/2t) that can be replaced by another LGA1151 socket CPU if required.
I'm just testing a SG230 v2 appliance w/ 6+2 ports installed.
Installation went smooth, CPU can be changed, memory can be expanded.
If the LCD and the buttons are working need to be tested, but I woun't need that at all.
If you want to use Suricata with ZA together they do not stack on top of each other. ZA was developed to protect the LAN. The Co-deployment should be done Suricata on WAN and ZA on LAN.
If you want to use Suricata on interfaces where is ZA used, you need to disable ZA on them first.
There should be a "Save" button that appears once you make any changes? Clicking on the Edit/Pencil button again would leave edit mode without saving (AFAIK).