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This was my problem.  I forgot and went through a VPN through the firewall.  But for some reason, I can't login into AgGuard anymore - 192.168.2.1:3000.

I have successfully installed AdGuard, but I don't know how to get my W10 computer to use the AdGuard DNS.  This is what my W10 is using now:
IP address:  192.168.2.50
Subnet mask:  255.255.255.0
Default
Gateway:  192.168.2.1
Obtain DNS server address automatically
Use the following DNS server addresses:
Preferred DNS server:  1001
Alternative DNS server:  1111

Can someone tell me how to point W10 to the AdGuard DNS?

Thanks

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I have played with this for several hours and it doesn't stop from getting to this site;
c:\>ping -n 3 144.76.???.???

Pinging 144.76.???.??? with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 144.76.???.???: bytes=32 time=150ms TTL=47
Reply from 144.76.???.???: bytes=32 time=149ms TTL=47
Reply from 144.76.???.???: bytes=32 time=150ms TTL=47

I have tried several times in the past also without success.

I am very weak on network and firewall knowledge, but think that I may not have the MSTelemetryBlockList LAN rule in proper order.  In the attachment, should the MSTelemetryBlockList be above the two Default IPv4 and IPv6 rules?  I think that I put it at the bottom because I managed to lock myself out of Opnsense once and had to reinstall.

Well, I have decided to uninstall ClamAV.  There were no instructions beyond just installing it.  Not in the mood to break any horses trying to get ClamAV to do something.  I have never run an AV on any of my computers anyway and have never had any infections.  Thanks

Some guru on youtube suggested you install ClamAV.  I have installed it and loaded in the DB.  The load instruction line and Load button have gone away.  I got this warning message in the log:
2025-01-05T06:04:22-06:00   Warning   freshclam   Clamd was NOT notified: Can't connect to clamd through /var/run/clamav/clamd.sock: No such file or directory

I don't think it is anything to worry about, but do I need to do anything about it?
Also, should there be anything listed in to Signatures page?  There is nothing there.

Thanks.  I looked up how to use Vim and found that it is quite easy to use.  What always aggravated me was that I couldn't ever remember how to get out of Vim whenever I accidentally started it.  I am going to install nano anyway, now that I know how and that it is available in Opnsense.

I tried to install nano using pkg_add in the terminal, but pkg_add is apparently not installed.  I can't find nano in the package area of Opnsense.  I know that Vim is installed, but I don't understand it and don't use it.

Try creating a repository with your IPs in github.com.
(Note: Disregard the typo github.<net> in the first png below.  It should be github.com.).

I am using the VnStat plugin

I am not finding that in System:Firmware/Plugins.  Can it be loaded from somewhere else?

I am using the VnStat plugin

That looks good, but I am running Windows 7.

I may have to go to a new ISP.  The one I have now is unlimited bandwidth.  If I move to another location, I may be limited to a certain amount of BW and need to chose the best ISP per price and bandwidth allowed.  I therefore need to see how much bandwidth I am using a month.  Is there any way I can monitor or log how much BW I am using daily/ weekly/monthly in OPNsense or Zenarmor?  Is there a plugin that might be used for that?

Thanks.  I received like info from someone else.  Zenarmor is watching LAN and Surcata is watching WAN now.

Thanks. That is how I have it set up.
Also, see this what seems to be a bug in Zenarmor:

https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=43141.0