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23.7 Legacy Series / Re: NIC Temperature Monitoring?
« on: September 12, 2023, 10:47:54 am »Seems it is replaced - or always was - by FreeIPMI:Code: [Select]root@opnsense:~ # ipmi-sensors
I don't seem to find that either. Sorry!
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Seems it is replaced - or always was - by FreeIPMI:Code: [Select]root@opnsense:~ # ipmi-sensors
If you can reproduce the issue with Ubuntu it's probably going back to your ISP ...
Here are the steps for NTS on OPNsense:
1. Remove all NTP sources from Services-NetworkTIme-General - Save changes >> Service is now stopped.
2. Install os-chrony plugin
3. Configure Chrony, enable both NTS checkboxes, set port to 123, add preferred NTS Peers and Allowed Networks - Save changes
I'll make two quick suggestions:
1) For testing, remove all but one NTP source in your config, one of the PTB sources Patrick suggested earlier in the thread will suffice. Remove DNS of the equation as well, use on the IPv6 IP.
2) Consider NTS, all the PTB servers support it and a few others. There's no justification for UDP/123 over the Internet. This chrony directive can help where a battery is not present on the device and it is only used for the initial synchronization due to SSL constraintsCode: [Select]<ntsnocert>1</ntsnocert>
Have you looked at the firewall live view while e.g. restarting ntpd?
Kind regards,
Patrick
I will have a look at it after work.
You could DM me the output of "pfctl -s all" if you like.