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It appears that I installed sensei_installer_opnsense_0.6.1-release.sh
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Zenarmor (Sensei) / Re: Sensei on OPNsense - Application based filtering
October 01, 2018, 08:39:12 PM #2
Zenarmor (Sensei) / Re: Sensei on OPNsense - Application based filtering
September 29, 2018, 07:25:46 PM
I tested Sensei for a couple weeks. In that time I observed some unexpected behavior. First i need to say that I have had zero issues with opnsense in the year that i have been running it, rock solid. I am running it at home, my internet speed is 300/80. The hardware is a Dell Optiplex 8gb ram Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3475S CPU @ 2.90GHz. Memory usage never exceeded 35% with sensei running and cpu usage was minimal.
Issues I encountered after installing Sensei included web interface locking up, and unable to access opnsesne via ssh. I could still interact with the console. After this occurred i had to uninstall the plugin.
Also, I run a pi-hole for DNS poisoning which logged Sensei as the top domain. I was seeing 25,000-35,000 connection attempts to updates.sunnyvalley.io. I turned off auto updates but it continued to hammer away at updates.sunnyvalley.io. The screenshot below is from the last 24 hours. I uninstalled Sensei about 13 hours ago.
I liked the visibility and functionality that Sensei offered, but the instability was not acceptable. Perhaps my hardware is not adequate for the plugin?
Hopefully the information that the plugin sent back to sunnyvalley will provide insight into my web/ssh issues.
Keep up the great work and thanks for letting me try out the plugin. Perhaps I will try again at a later date.
Issues I encountered after installing Sensei included web interface locking up, and unable to access opnsesne via ssh. I could still interact with the console. After this occurred i had to uninstall the plugin.
Also, I run a pi-hole for DNS poisoning which logged Sensei as the top domain. I was seeing 25,000-35,000 connection attempts to updates.sunnyvalley.io. I turned off auto updates but it continued to hammer away at updates.sunnyvalley.io. The screenshot below is from the last 24 hours. I uninstalled Sensei about 13 hours ago.
I liked the visibility and functionality that Sensei offered, but the instability was not acceptable. Perhaps my hardware is not adequate for the plugin?
Hopefully the information that the plugin sent back to sunnyvalley will provide insight into my web/ssh issues.
Keep up the great work and thanks for letting me try out the plugin. Perhaps I will try again at a later date.
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