Hi @Nekromantik,You can use the free edition for your network. Home and other licenses provide extra features. But if you ask a license type for fewer devices, unfortunately, the basic license is Home 100.
Quote from: mb on January 27, 2020, 05:10:10 pmHi faisal,Than it must be the cpu score. There is a 300.000 minimum cpu score requirement for Elasticsearch. Here's a quick hack:1. Remove /usr/local/sensei/etc/.configdoneCode: [Select]rm /usr/local/sensei/etc/.configdone3. Edit /usr/local/opnsense/scripts/OPNsense/Sensei/check_hardware.sh file and locate these lines:Code: [Select]if [ $CPU_SCORE -le 300000 ]; then CPU_PROPER="false"else CPU_PROPER="true"fiChange 300000 to a lower value, like 200000. 4. Do a browser refresh on the OPNsense UI, and click on any sensei menu. It'll re-run the config wizard. Now it should select Elasticsearch.Now I'm thinking: for cpu scores between 200K and 300K and if there is enough memory (>=8GB) I think we should let the user decide on the database backend.This solution no longer works on fresh install today. And i can't find from where to choose Elastic engine...
Hi faisal,Than it must be the cpu score. There is a 300.000 minimum cpu score requirement for Elasticsearch. Here's a quick hack:1. Remove /usr/local/sensei/etc/.configdoneCode: [Select]rm /usr/local/sensei/etc/.configdone3. Edit /usr/local/opnsense/scripts/OPNsense/Sensei/check_hardware.sh file and locate these lines:Code: [Select]if [ $CPU_SCORE -le 300000 ]; then CPU_PROPER="false"else CPU_PROPER="true"fiChange 300000 to a lower value, like 200000. 4. Do a browser refresh on the OPNsense UI, and click on any sensei menu. It'll re-run the config wizard. Now it should select Elasticsearch.Now I'm thinking: for cpu scores between 200K and 300K and if there is enough memory (>=8GB) I think we should let the user decide on the database backend.
rm /usr/local/sensei/etc/.configdone
if [ $CPU_SCORE -le 300000 ]; then CPU_PROPER="false"else CPU_PROPER="true"fi