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I was under the impression that this functionality was deprecated by Google, so have changed my backup method to Oxidized.

It's going to be and I believe a plugin is what will be suggested.

https://github.com/opnsense/core/issues/8343

Just keying off your use of "instance"...Are you virtualizing it?

You shouldn't need to bridge the interfaces. If the VLANs are all setup correctly, traffic should be routable so a few firewall policies should be all you need. Check the users Windows firewall is configured, too.

Have a read of the Steam FAQ regarding the requirements:
The network transfer happens on TCP port 27040 and it needs to be allowed by local firewall software. You also need to open UDP ports 27031-27036 for client discovery.


Are you able to add in a network diagram?

This!

A few things you can check:

- Encryption Password Mismatch
If you've set a password for encrypting the backups in OPNsense, but it's missing or incorrect during the backup process, the system may still create the file but fail to write the actual config data. Double-check that the password is set and confirmed correctly in System → Configuration → Backups.
- Service Account Permissions
Make sure the Google Drive folder is shared with the service account email (not just your personal Google account). The service account must have Editor access to the folder, or it won't be able to write the file contents—even if it can create the file shell.
- P12 Key or Client ID Issues
If the P12 key is invalid, expired, or mismatched with the service account, authentication may partially succeed (enough to create a file) but fail silently when uploading the actual data. Try re-generating the key and re-uploading it to OPNsense.

Someone else filed a bug in git hub but not sure if it's due to the above or an actual bug.  Mine are backing up fine, I just had one go last night and I'm on the latest version.
https://github.com/opnsense/plugins/issues/4731

Sure thing:

First Create a new Monit Service Test. Image 1.
Then create a Service and point to the Service Test. Image 2


https://imgur.com/a/3klgQ7M

I have the same issue, it's usually because the USB connection isn't ready yet by time it wants to start.  So I just made a monit process check so it starts it up after boot.

That video is from 6 years ago.  The UI has been changed quite a bit since then.  Follow the instructions I provided and it SHOWS you the historical data across the x axis of the graph.

You simply switch the Granularity and then take a look at the x axis.  you'll notice the history goes back months if you use 24 hours.  It doesn't mean show me the last 24 hours, it means each tick represents 24 hours.

You should also consider turning on Hybrid outbound NAT.

Do you have the Thermal Sensors option configured appropriately for your hardware?  Under System:Settings:Miscellaneous.

Just double checked on mine and CPU reporting is still working with my 24.7.7.  Tried repairing or resetting the data in settings?

[Observation]

Updated to 24.7.3_1 with no real issue except for one plugin which I no longer needed due to the new dashboard capabilities..kudos!

Observation: If i leave the dashboard up for more than 30 minutes or so the animated based widgets either pause, hiccup or stop all together with the occasional page crash.

This happens in edge or in chrome that I've noticed so far.  I've also tried tweaking some of the browser's process and power saving settings to test to see if they were interfering here but I haven't found any correlation.

A simple refresh of the page corrects the issue for a short period of time and then it returns.  Is this a known issue?

Very much looks like an AT&T problem not an opnsense problem.  I've had similar issues with Cox Cable.

Figured, just wanted to make sure, thanks much!

Just updated and it updated to 24.1.10_2 but when I read announcements there is only mention of 24.1.10 plus 24.1.10_1 hotfix.

Did I just beat the announcement?