Administrator can you please remove this topic

[saki22]

The only way I can see fixing this problem is by resetting to default on opnsense  I was curious if there a different way of fixing this type of problems

[cookiemonster]

Are you looking for something different to the removal option in Interfaces > Assignments ?

[saki22]

Yes

[Patrick M. Hausen]

So what precisely are you trying to achieve? E.g. entirely disabling physical interfaces is possible. So what is it you want to get rid of, so one can tell you how?

[saki22]

I want to remove these unassigned interfaces

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Which ones precisely? There are certain kernel tunables that can do just that but I need the device names of these interfaces to help you ...

[saki22]

Update i remove pictures

[Greelan]

LOL, looks like this is a “feature” of the latest update. I have these too, and they weren’t there before 21.7.4

[Patrick M. Hausen]

You could get rid of the igb0 if desired but I suspect that your PPPoE session is running on that.
Correct? Then, sorry. All the other interfaces are not physical ones but software defined ones and they cannot be disabled by a simple bootloader tunable.

But then: You don't use IPsec? OK. That's precisely why "enc0" is shown unassigned. You don't have two firewalls in a HA configuration? That's why "pfsync0" is shown as unassigned. What is your problem that needs to be solved?

[Greelan]

I think it is essentially a GUI display issue. These weren’t shown previously, and IMO clutter the overview list

[saki22]

I thought I did something wrong when config opnsense. It could be a simple GUI glitch there's no problem then thank you

[saki22]

N/A