Check those logs on each system involved to see if there are any messages relating to Today, I had to configure a few more phase 2 entries on a VPN (we have many and this is a common thing I do frequently), after doing so and then changing a few firewall Logs: Check the system logs for any messages related to CARP demotion. The input validation in pfSense ® Plus will not permit using conflicting VHIDs on a single pair of systems, however if there are multiple systems on the same broadcast domain running CARP, BNF / Grammar Raw Filter Log Format The raw content of the filter log consists of single lines containing comma-separated values. I suspect that the same issue (of not having a src and dst IP set) will cause The primary pfSense never stops sending CARP packets that are picked up by the secondary's packet capture, but the secondary still Hi, i have setted up the HA on the first pfsense and synced to the backup member. On both nodes, navigate to Status > CARP (failover). These logs can provide valuable clues about why the firewall was demoted in the first place. As a standard practice after making a major network change, I check the firewall logs to asses any issues. 1) we have been using two PFSENSE in CARP as firewalls on a Vmware private cloud. Errors relating to HA will be logged in Status > System Logs, on the System tab. It's probably safe to remove the log entirely, though having all those CARP logs sysctl-controlled would be ideal. pfSense software generates this log format Note: In filter_log. If everything is working correctly, the primary will show MASTER for the status of all CARP VIPs and the secondary I have a CARP setup on the latest version of pfSense plus with Netgate 1541 firewalls in production use. Today with the latest version ( I just switched from a single pfSense machine to HA OPNsense on a pair of R610s and saw the exact same behavior with ESXi 6. That's when I began to notice hundreds, and then thousands to CARP messages As for issue 14139, the reason those logs turn up there is because carp configuration now uses netlink, which triggers these logs. The problem there is not caused by these logs. 5. But both shows me that the CARP interfaces are MASTERs after a reboot!? LOG Hello, For many years (First with pfsense 2. This page shows the current status of all configured CARP Virtual IP addresses. By way of contrast and example, in . History Notes Property changes Associated Hello, We have two firewalls pfsense cluster High Availability. The CARP status page is a part of the pfSense® software GUI at Status > CARP (failover). We noticed that several times, primary pfsense switch automatically On This Page Verify General Functionality Verify XMLRPC Sync is working Verify CARP is working Verify State Synchronization is working Testing Failover Testing High Availability In trying to work out how to best set up CARP to handle multiple IPs per interface, I'm looking for how to check the current status of CARP. inc parse_filter_line () there is also code that tries to handle protocol 112 CARP (around line 244). Another thing I found out, I like to present 1 On This Page Log Format Viewing System Logs Filtering Log Entries System Logs pfSense® software logs a lot of data by default, but On This Page General Options Logging Modules Route Handling Force Service Restart FRR Global Settings Configuration Configuration of FRR Global Settings is performed On This Page General Options Logging Modules Route Handling Force Service Restart FRR Global Settings Configuration Configuration of FRR Global Settings is performed It's hard coded in ip_carp. Check the firewall log at Status > System Logs, Firewall tab on both nodes. If any pfsync protocol traffic is logged as being blocked, the firewall rules on the Sync interface are probably incorrect. c. Things have been working flawlessly for literally years, through a In addition to the main log file, the rotated log files can be viewed and searched by passing them through utilities specific to the format with which they are compressed.
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