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    OPNsense in Proxmox, slow WAN speed from physical LAN

    The problem is mostly on the router side, so if you use one WAN interface, you should disable "disable-reply-to", and you will achieve 1 Gbps speed. Take a look at this Netgate docs, OPNsense has similar options...
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    QEMU 9.0 available as of now

    Sorry if it is off-topic, but @twhidden, for the AVX flags, you can use x86-64-v3, which supports AVX2 and corresponds to an Intel Haswell (2013, > Xeon v3) or an AMD Excavator (2015). And when you upgrade to have both servers with the same CPU, e.g., Silver 4210 CPU, you can emulate as...
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    PVE/OPNsense Network Questions

    Hi, From the beginning, you should have approached this differently, considering how your servers would communicate with each other. The Proxmox documentation on clustering explains this well. Ideally, you should connect two PVE servers on a separate network, using different NICs. However, if...
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    snmpd[2644]: systemstats_linux: unexpected header length in /proc/net/snmp. 237 != 224

    Oops, @jazzl0ver you're right. I made a typo. The post has been corrected.
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    snmpd[2644]: systemstats_linux: unexpected header length in /proc/net/snmp. 237 != 224

    Hi guys, Here's a suggestion how to stop the spam logging and reduce the SNMP Daemon's logging level. We can achieve this by adding the following line: LogLevelMax=notice to the /lib/systemd/system/snmpd.service file. The entire file should then look like this: After making these changes...