Disable hardware checksum offload via Shell

Started by MarieSophieSG, September 21, 2024, 12:21:49 PM

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September 21, 2024, 12:21:49 PM Last Edit: September 21, 2024, 01:09:00 PM by MarieSophieSG
Hello,
Like a good newb' I have removed all check in Interfaces Setting, including "Disable hardware checksum offload" which was working fine until I set the IDS/IPS ... and I lost access to the GUI (But I'm still connected to Internet)

Is there a way *Through the Console* (As I lost access to GUI)
- to reverse last changes to prior config
- or to specifically re-check the "Disable hardware checksum offload"
- or to specifically uncheck IDS/IPS (To regain access to GUI and check "Disable hardware CRC"
 
=> or do I have to reinstall the whole system and start over ?
Hunsn RS39 (N5105, 4x i225) 24.7.5_0 testing
LAN1 = swtch1 Laptop1 MX23, NAS, Laptop2 Win10
LAN2 = WiFi router AP, Laptop2, tablet, phone, printer, IoT, etc.
LAN3 = Swtch2 Laptop3 Suse; Laptop4 Qube-OS/Win10, printer
Pretending to be tech Savvy with a HomeLab :-p

September 21, 2024, 12:28:27 PM #1 Last Edit: September 21, 2024, 01:10:48 PM by MarieSophieSG
Silly me ...
Shell option 8, restore backup.

I've tried a few strating from the most recent (to try to keep as much changes as possible, not having to re-do them all) and found one that did indeed reestablish the access to GUI !
Hunsn RS39 (N5105, 4x i225) 24.7.5_0 testing
LAN1 = swtch1 Laptop1 MX23, NAS, Laptop2 Win10
LAN2 = WiFi router AP, Laptop2, tablet, phone, printer, IoT, etc.
LAN3 = Swtch2 Laptop3 Suse; Laptop4 Qube-OS/Win10, printer
Pretending to be tech Savvy with a HomeLab :-p

Another solution is to use

ifconfig [-]rxcsum,[-]txcsum

etc.

check its manpage for more options. Or the source code of the web ui for its usage.

https://github.com/opnsense/core/blob/3cbc7927db174f51eec007739b4fcf4247a18948/src/etc/inc/interfaces.lib.inc#L548