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I did a packet capture and while it didn't show much in the way of PPPoE connections coming and going there were DHCPv6 requests being made every second. I haven't been able to tell why though - and it looks like all of them are getting status code "NoAddrAvail"

I did have an issue recently where I was getting IPv6 prefixes but no IPv6 address for the router. I enabled the "Request only an IPv6 prefix" and saved and applied and the router immediately kernel panicked. Since things are mostly working I might just leave this one be for now. I'll try updating to 24.1.2 later this week

Thanks again for your assistance

Thanks for your reply

The WAN interface is a PPPoE interface which runs on top of a VLAN. That VLAN's parent is the 1Gbps NIC I mentioned in the first post. That NIC is passed directly to the VM (i.e. it doesn't appear on the host system, only in the OPNsense router) using PCIe passthrough.
Using PPPoE over a tagged VLAN is a requirement for my ISP - PPPoE over VLAN 10 is pretty commonplace where I live (although it is rather annoying).

I've checked the "Point-to-Point" log file and the latest entries are from the 17th - the last time I rebooted my router. So I don't think it's an authentication issue.

The WAN interface is configured at PPPoE for IPv4 and DHCPv6 for IPv6. The "Use IPv4 connectivity" option in the DHCPv6 settings is checked, this is another requirement of my ISP.

Hello

I have a VM running OPNsense which has two NICs passed through - one an intel 10Gbps SFP+ and the other an Intel 1Gbps NIC which is used for my WAN connection. My WAN connection is through PPPoE.

Ever since I upgraded to 24.1 I had issues where the router would stay up for around an hour before freezing and needing a reboot. I was able to SSH in and I noticed that top and ps would be full of

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/usr/local/bin/php /usr/local/etc/rc.newwanipv6 pppoe0 force
After further inspection it looks like these were being run every second or so and never exiting, eventually exhausting system memory. I was able to work around this by having cron call the following script every minute

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ps aux | grep -i php | grep -i rc.newwanipv6 | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill
This isn't ideal but has solved the stability issue.
Looking through the logs it looks like every dhcp6c_script runs every second (see attached log).

I could ignore it but I've also observed that ping times that are usually ~1ms jump up to 500ms roughly every 10 seconds, and WireGuard connections on client devices stop working until I disable them and restart them.

Is this something anyone else has experienced? Is there any way to diagnose this further?

Thanks