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Franco,
Thank you for your response. So that means this is not a problem?
Thank you for your response. So that means this is not a problem?
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21.7 Legacy Series / Re: Pf table record count and table-entries limit
December 09, 2021, 01:32:34 PM #2
21.7 Legacy Series / Pf table record count and table-entries limit
December 09, 2021, 11:17:37 AM
Recently I noticed the following message in the Backend log file viewer.
This message is repeated several times every minute.
Can someone please explain to me what is it and how to solve the table-entries limit problem?
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request pf current overall table record count and table-entries limitThis message is repeated several times every minute.
Can someone please explain to me what is it and how to solve the table-entries limit problem?
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General Discussion / How OPNSense know which Intermediate cert to use
September 08, 2021, 10:40:46 AM
Hello everyone,
I have one question that really puzzles me.
Here is my setup.
In System/Trust/Authorities I have two Let's encrypt Intermediate certificates that I imported for use. One is the R3 certificate that will be valid until 2021/09/21 and the newly imported E1 certificate that will be valid until 2025.
After I click renew the certificate, in Services/Let'sEncrypt/Certificates I am presented with the new certificate that has R3 as an issuer.
My question is the following. How I can tell Lets'encrypt service that I need a new certificate with an E1 intermediate certificate as an issuer?
I have one question that really puzzles me.
Here is my setup.
In System/Trust/Authorities I have two Let's encrypt Intermediate certificates that I imported for use. One is the R3 certificate that will be valid until 2021/09/21 and the newly imported E1 certificate that will be valid until 2025.
After I click renew the certificate, in Services/Let'sEncrypt/Certificates I am presented with the new certificate that has R3 as an issuer.
My question is the following. How I can tell Lets'encrypt service that I need a new certificate with an E1 intermediate certificate as an issuer?
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