Currently I'm running 8.1 - STABLE as a squid server for our schools in a virtualized environment on a Windows server host.
Before I had this server running on it's own hardware but was experiencing constant unauthorized reboots. It was older hardware so I figured it was the machine and not the os, however I finally noticed this in my logs...
The work around I've found for this searching on the internet is placing
in sysctl.conf - there is also a kernel patch out there but I'm unsure how to apply it.
Will this have any negative impact on this particular FreeBSD setup? Another user that was having the same panics said it was a the icmp redirects that was causing this particular panic. I am unsure how to determine if this is what is causing mine.
Before I had this server running on it's own hardware but was experiencing constant unauthorized reboots. It was older hardware so I figured it was the machine and not the os, however I finally noticed this in my logs...
Code:
panic: rtqkill route really not free
The work around I've found for this searching on the internet is placing
Code:
net.inet.icmp.drop_redirect=1
in sysctl.conf - there is also a kernel patch out there but I'm unsure how to apply it.
Will this have any negative impact on this particular FreeBSD setup? Another user that was having the same panics said it was a the icmp redirects that was causing this particular panic. I am unsure how to determine if this is what is causing mine.