# pkg install -f -y os-sensei
2020-09-09T04:31:07 kernel: 667.875025 [1180] netmap_grab_packets bad pkt at 390 len 02020-09-09T04:31:07 kernel: 667.875016 [1180] netmap_grab_packets bad pkt at 389 len 02020-09-09T04:31:07 kernel: 667.875008 [1180] netmap_grab_packets bad pkt at 388 len 02020-09-09T04:31:07 kernel: 667.875001 [1180] netmap_grab_packets bad pkt at 387 len 02020-09-09T04:31:07 kernel: 667.874992 [1180] netmap_grab_packets bad pkt at 386 len 02020-09-09T04:31:07 kernel: 667.874306 [ 277] vmxnet3_netmap_rxsync 130 skipped! idx 462020-09-09T04:31:07 kernel: vmx1: watchdog timeout on queue 02020-09-09T04:31:02 eastpect[8308]: nm1::vmx1^: permanently promiscuous mode enabled2020-09-09T04:31:02 eastpect[8308]: nm0::vmx1: permanently promiscuous mode enabledWhat surprising me is that all has been working fine for months, I had done no changes in setup, no new packages were installed and all of sudden this problem appears. I know it's net map but could it be triggered somehow by Sensei which inspects parent interface vmx1?Shall I reinstall Sensei, would it help?
i have the package reinstalled several times since 1.6 release because i thought something was broken with mailreports, is there any change to the package since then?
also mellanox connectx3 LAN (no surricata) + vlans are still not working, defaults to emulated netmap driver, non vlan traffic flows, vlan traffic gets blocked/denied.
@mb just to let you know that above issue must be caused or triggered by Sensei. I can reinstate LAN communication by simply stopping Sensei Packet Engine (fyi OPNsense is still on 20.1.9 and Sensei 1.5.2). I'm writing this to ask whether this issue has been addressed in new release?
@marci, @mr.x.y, @denvertech, can you try re-installing the package and see if this fixes the problem:Code: [Select]# pkg install -f -y os-sensei
20.7.2-netmap kernel looks fine. I've just seen your correspondance with our support team. I guess you'll be waiting for the release kernel
Will all changes be included in 20.7.3 or rather later updates?
And for now I removed completely Sensei and have it reinstalled. Maybe DB had been corrupted during unsuccessful update to 20.7 and following VM's snapshot restoration?
It looks like, OPNsense will land them on 20.7.4 at the earliest. I've heard from @franco that there'll be another netmap test kernel based on 20.7.3. So, not for 20.7.3 for sure.
Both Mongo and Elastic do lots of buffered I/O for performance reasons. In case of an abrupt shutdown, they have no way of recovering in-memory data which is not yet written to disk. Sensei -> Configuration -> Reporting & Data -> Reset Reporting will try to recover broken indexes, if not, they'll reset broken indexes.
Thus it means all users with vmx interfaces must wait at least until 20.7.4 is released?
Since I did complete reinstallation, I don't need to reset DB once again?
A good discussion on why you might consider offloading Elasticsearch reporting:https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=19266.msg88593#msg88593