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#81
General Discussion / Re: Where is TCP processed - C...
Last post by OPNenthu - Today at 12:07:05 PM
Understood, although there might be a reason why Protectli found that ASPM must be disabled globally rather than disabling it on a per-device basis with PCI sysctls.  Usually you don't use the nuclear option unless there's a reason, but who knows.
#82
You need to whitelist your internal addresses.

Either with this parser:

https://app.crowdsec.net/hub/author/crowdsecurity/log-parsers/whitelists

or manually following the documentation:

https://doc.crowdsec.net/u/getting_started/post_installation/whitelists/
#83
25.7, 25.10 Series / Re: GeoIP list no more correct...
Last post by meyergru - Today at 11:56:43 AM
I neither use the business edition nor have I monitored the size of the Ipinfo database over time. I use it with the community edition and for me, it works:

# wc /usr/local/share/GeoIP/alias/BE-IPv?
    9736    9736  158563 /usr/local/share/GeoIP/alias/BE-IPv4
   24323   24323  566429 /usr/local/share/GeoIP/alias/BE-IPv6
   34059   34059  724992 total

# fgrep ,BE, ipinfo_lite.csv | wc
  34059   64340 2112133

Seems like there is some kind of extraction process from the Ipinfo CSV that failed to generate all entries, maybe because of a subtle syntax error in the CSV. For example, I find this line inside the CSV:

2a14:3d02::/35,Belgium,BE,Europe,EU,AS57234,"LLC ""IT NETWORKS CHAT""",ichatua.com.ua

Note the multiple quotes. Also, there are missing ASNs in some lines. So maybe this is a parsing error within OpnSense code, but probably in the business edition only?
#84
General Discussion / Re: Where is TCP processed - C...
Last post by chemlud - Today at 11:47:48 AM
@OPNenthu Thanks for reading, yes, ASPM and offloading are apparently off the list at that point.

EEE (enabled, but apparently "inactive", see above) and the "wrong" driver (8169, which works perfectly on another Tumbleweed with old ATOM CPU with legacy BIOS and Realtek 8168 hardware, btw...) are on the list.

Not much left, apparently...
#85
Found the issue: I installed crowdsec recently .. this seems to be the culprit. Guess I' ll have to learn some more about that one before I turn it on again. Thanks!
#86
Quote from: meyergru on January 20, 2026, 10:00:17 PMAFAIK, the business edition uses IPinfo per default, if not configured otherwise.

i noticed the numbers(addresses) decreased in total by about 10k.    is this the reason why those numbers changed so much?

within the last month.  maybe 2?
#87
General Discussion / Re: Where is TCP processed - C...
Last post by OPNenthu - Today at 11:35:46 AM
It will be interesting if ASPM with coreboot is the culprit, as there is a very similar issue affecting a particular Protectli device: https://protectli.com/news/vp2440-coreboot-issue/

So that may not be limited to just Realtek NICs.  It could be an issue with coreboot handling of ASPM.

(EDIT: I saw that @chemlud's PCI link has ASPM disabled already, so am not sure if this still applies.  The Protectli work-around is to disable ASPM altogether at the OS level until a coreboot update is available.)
#88
25.7, 25.10 Series / Re: GeoIP list no more correct...
Last post by jfou1987 - Today at 10:53:37 AM
Quote from: franco on January 20, 2026, 10:06:41 PMI've asked IPinfo to take a look. Also make sure the maximum table entries value is not too small.


Cheers,
Franco

Of course, i'm only at 3%
#89
25.7, 25.10 Series / Re: GeoIP list no more correct...
Last post by jfou1987 - Today at 10:48:37 AM
Quote from: sopex8260 on January 20, 2026, 09:57:01 PMMaxmind or IPinfo? Anyway, this is not an opnsense issue :( It must be reported to the provider.

I already get in touch with Robert at Decisio about that specific issue.

I downloaded the Belgian white liste, it contains almost only IP V6.
Only some V4, but as the list is in alphanumerical order, i can see, nothing more after 5.x.x.x is listed ...

Take a look : https://uploadnow.io/f/Qzn9R5G
#90
German - Deutsch / Re: Merkwürdiges Verhalten der...
Last post by s.meier68 - Today at 10:28:02 AM
Welches Netz haben denn die OpenVPN Clients und wohin wird das geroutet? Zum OpenVPN-Server? Welche IP hat der? Was für ein Netz ist 192.168.1.x und wohin wird das geroutet. Ist das Netz 10.130.0.0/20 euer internes Netz für Clients und Server? Welche IP haben die Mailserver?

Nimm gerne andere IP Adressen als eure orginalen, aber um Tipps geben zu können müssen die IP-Adressen zumindest die Struktur abbilden

edit: TAP-Device, also "enden" die Clients direkt im am OpenVPN-Server angeschlossenen Netz. Was für IP's bekommen dann die Clients? Was meinst Du mit virtuelle?