Bug #6476
closed
Editing an IPSec phase 2 entry fails
Added by Waldo Nell over 8 years ago.
Updated over 8 years ago.
Affected Architecture:
amd64
Description
I just set up an IPSec site to site bridge between two pfSense machines. It worked perfectly. However, editing the phase 2 entry on the one endpoint produces this error (even when I make no changes, just save what is already there):
Invalid Local Network. LAN has no subnet.
Local network is selected as LAN subnet.
Changing Local network from LAN subnet to Network and entering the same network and subnet mask seems to work, therefore this looks to be a UI validation bug.
Priority can be changed to medium
- Status changed from New to Feedback
- Priority changed from High to Normal
guessing your LAN is set to IPv4 "none"?
- Status changed from Feedback to Not a Bug
- Affected Version deleted (
2.3.1)
Either get_interface_ip or get_interface_subnet has to return empty for that to happen. The only way either of those happens is if you don't have an IP on the interface in question. Which is the correct behavior in that circumstance.
Chris Buechler wrote:
guessing your LAN is set to IPv4 "none"?
Yes - IPv4 and no IPv6.
Chris Buechler wrote:
Either get_interface_ip or get_interface_subnet has to return empty for that to happen. The only way either of those happens is if you don't have an IP on the interface in question. Which is the correct behavior in that circumstance.
I do. It is set to static IP, with an IP. The LAN interface is definitely working fine.
go to Diag>Command, in PHP Commands box, paste in:
var_dump(get_interface_ip("lan"));
var_dump(get_interface_subnet("lan"));
and hit Execute, what's the response?
Chris Buechler wrote:
go to Diag>Command, in PHP Commands box, paste in:
[...]
and hit Execute, what's the response?
string(10) "10.200.1.1"
int(16)
Waldo Nell wrote:
string(10) "10.200.1.1"
int(16)
that's correct, and exactly what it's checking for there. That check would be successful for LAN on this page.
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