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Well this has been fun! I guess I have to find a different firewall now.

OK I see. Now can you answer my actual question?

The resolve conflicts button doesn't do anything but make the updates icon spin forever. Also, as I said before, the plugins are running already...the web UI doesn't reflect reality. Is there a CLI method for resetting the UI?

As for the image posting. The "Insert an Image" button only offers a URL option, there is no upload.

OK so since posting, here is what I have tried.

• Rebooted Firewall
• Cleared Browser Cache
• Tried other browsers
• Spent hours searching F12 console

Is there by chance an opnsense-* command that refreshes or reset the UI?

Jeff

[os-tinc]

The updates status page says I have plugin conflicts, but I can see the plugins running from CLI.

Here is the Updates Status showing the Plugin Conflict button:



Here is my plugin list from the WebUI:



Notice in the above image that os-tinc is not installed. It is not only installed, it is running and all my endpoints are accessible.

Can someone help me fix this?

Regards,
Jeff

Hello all this is my first post. Please be gentle  :-*

I have a flat network in my house with OpnSense being my primary firewall, coming from a Sophos XG Appliance that went EOL. On my Arm server I do all my virtualization stuff (containers, virtual machines, etc.). It is running a standard routed virtual network on 192.168.x.x, and my LAN is on a 10.x.x.x subnet.

Pretty sure I am just missing a setting here, because using the same knowledge carried over from my time with the Sophos where this did work; I created the custom gateway pointing at my server's IP, then created a static route for the virtual network using that gateway. I was thinking that should be it, but unfortunately what happens is this: I can reach the VM IP with SSH, I get prompted for my password and can log in and even start 'top' or a 'ping' - within a minute the connection times out and is disconnected.

trace route from each endpoint, including my server, shows that the return traffic from the VM is hitting its gateway, but since the server IP and my MacBook (the client) IP are on the same subnet the server is just sending directly to my MacBook, skipping OpnSense and skipping what I believe to be network routing standards.

So I ask the community, the gurus, and the admins...what is missing from my configuration? Please tell me I don't have to set static routes on every client too? Is there a magic setting I didn't set?

Thanks in advance...
J