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General Discussion / Re: 24.1.7_4 Firewall Rules Dst-Port - cannot do Multiple Port entries
« on: June 04, 2024, 10:18:22 am »
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General Discussion / HELP! WAN & LAN clients cannot communicate
« on: June 04, 2024, 09:53:13 am »
Hello,
Hope you can help. I've recently moved from Sophos XG to OPNSense where I had everything working as expected. Now I have the following issue:
For services like Jitsi Meet and MiroTalk, when a wan and Lan client join the server they cannot communicate (Lan and Lan) works as expected. I think this is due to some NAT/udp randomisations but I'm struggling to fix. I have the necessary port forwards in place on the wan (jellyfin and Plex work fine).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hope you can help. I've recently moved from Sophos XG to OPNSense where I had everything working as expected. Now I have the following issue:
For services like Jitsi Meet and MiroTalk, when a wan and Lan client join the server they cannot communicate (Lan and Lan) works as expected. I think this is due to some NAT/udp randomisations but I'm struggling to fix. I have the necessary port forwards in place on the wan (jellyfin and Plex work fine).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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General Discussion / Re: No internet on LAN, no webgui or ssh access from LAN devices
« on: May 26, 2024, 11:16:11 am »
Hello folks,
An update from my side. After about a week I started experiencing odd behaviour, websites would randomly not load. After digging it seemed as though these dropouts were hardware related as there were no indicators of blocks in the firewall logs.
I went into the BIOS and disabled ASPM on both intel i226 NICs. Since doing this I haven't had an issue and receive full 2Gb up and down. Fingers crossed this was the problem (assume it was engaging power states when it shouldn't have).
An update from my side. After about a week I started experiencing odd behaviour, websites would randomly not load. After digging it seemed as though these dropouts were hardware related as there were no indicators of blocks in the firewall logs.
I went into the BIOS and disabled ASPM on both intel i226 NICs. Since doing this I haven't had an issue and receive full 2Gb up and down. Fingers crossed this was the problem (assume it was engaging power states when it shouldn't have).
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