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Hello Patrick.

Thank you for taking time to answer my doubts.

After your explanation about STP, I found out that I had an older cable that doubled the connection between my firewall and my Switch in the office. STP was the reason why I lost the connection when I connected all cables in my firewall. Sorry about my distraction.

As for the reason that I use all my firewall ports as a bridge (all except one that is the WAN) is because I need all of them to connect to my network devices in my living room.

In my house, my internet access enters in my living room. My Internet router is configured as a bridge and connects to my opnsense WAN port. The remaining lan ports, configured as bridge, connect to my TV, to my main mesh access point and to my office Switch. In my office Switch I have my home PC, my NAS, my secondary mesh access point and my sons PC.

Is there any other way to configure my opnsense to allow all this connections? Or is this the best way?

Thank you, once again, for your help.

Nuno Lopes

Hello.

One of the cables connects to my office switch, where I have my PC and my NAS server (the only one that is connected now), the other connects to my home tv, the other to my WIFI AP.

There are no more DHCP Servers in my network, except the OPNSense router.

Thank you

Nuno Lopes

Hello All.

I recently changed my firewall mini computer for a new, more powerful mini computer.

I used the instructions on https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/lan_bridge.html#lan-bridge and there were no errors.
I also applied the changes to the Tunables as described in the instructions.

The problem that I have is, whenever I connect more than one network cable to the 5 LAN ports in my mini computer, I lose connectivity with all the appliances connected.
If I remove all network cables but one, my network returns.

Is there any other change that I need to do for everything to start working?

In my old mini computer, everything worked after following the instructions.

Thank you for your help

Nuno Lopes

[service beszel_agent enable]

I've tried to use your instructions, but when I start the service, I always get the answer

env: /usr/local/etc/rc.d/beszel_agent: No such file or directory

I had to chmod +x /usr/local/etc/rc.d/beszel_agent , after that the service beszel_agent start command works for me.

Hello anibis.

It worked.
After I did chmod +x to the file, the service started.

Then I enabled the service using service beszel_agent enable, so that the service now restarts after the firewall reboots.

Thank you very much
Nuno Lopes

Hello Arimil.

I've tried to use your instructions, but when I start the service, I always get the answer

env: /usr/local/etc/rc.d/beszel_agent: No such file or directory


I've double-checked and the file exists on the folder

     nuno@OPNsense:/usr/local/etc/rc.d $ ll beszel_agent
     -rwxr-xr-x  1 root wheel uarch 1535 May 25 01:44 beszel_agent*
     nuno@OPNsense:/usr/local/etc/rc.d $


When I run the agent manually with the command

sudo ./beszel-agent -listen "45876" -key "ssh key"  in the folder /usr/local/bin, it works correctly and I get the status in my Beszel Hub.

Thank you for your help

Nuno Lopes