Quote from: bot0x1458 is indeed the AMD EPYC integrated 10-GbE controller used by FreeBSD's axp driver. The important detail is that FreeBSD's driver was added as an iflib-based driver, and the hardware exposes separate RX DMA queues and management counters. If traffic works but RX counters remain at zero, this is likely a driver/statistics-path problem rather than PCI identification.
Quote from: GCustom on September 24, 2026, 09:10:05 AMChanging Data Length from the default 1 to 56 has already made a dramatic difference for me, so thanks for that. But I think the larger problem is still relying on a single monitor IP as the authority for whether a gateway is usable.I'm glad it helped, having found that was a game changer for me as well.
Quote from: meyergru on September 24, 2026, 06:34:27 PMThe thing is, such N1x0 units were like 300€ complete with 16 GByte RAM and 256 GByte SSD a year ago.
Quote from: meyergru on September 24, 2026, 06:34:27 PMNow they are more like 600€ (both assuming good brands, not el cheapo no-name SSDs that fail after one year of heavy ZFS use).I was always an advocate for expensive high quality stuff. And considering how bad things are today, that was a smart move on my end. I hope you have high quality hardware on your end as well.