Re: Suricata on the Shield
Posted by
Roadrunnere42 on
Jan 06, 2021; 9:08am
URL: https://itus.accessinnov.com/FIRMWARE-Itus-Shield-v2-tp2014p2170.html
I did the test as asked and all connected ok
cable in Eth0 cable in Eth2 NO cable in Eth1 booted ok and obtained ip addresses through DHCP
cable in Eth0 cable in Eth2 cable in Eth1 booted ok and obtained ip addresses through DHCP
Reboot by unplugging power and ip address obtained ok through DHCP
Im using
Firmware Version OpenWrt SNAPSHOT r13960-ff8cdd5395 / LuCI Master git-20.206.32620-95d004f
hope this helps
On Tue, 5 Jan 2021 at 20:47, Roadrunnere42 [via Itus Networks Owners Forum] <
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Hi
Will Try tomorrow when the house is empty.
On Tue, 5 Jan 2021 at 18:28, Grommish [via Itus Networks Owners Forum] <
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Interesting development and I'm not sure how/where to attribute this (I'm still testing).
I was having issues loading an image and the system would not pickup a DHCP address on eth0. We've seen this issue in the past and were never able to track it down. After blowing the Shield up to the point I am having to TFTP a rescue image, I noticed I have any issues with the network port IN THE FIRMWARE.. Eh, this is new?
I've tracked it down to the following: If the Shield is booted with a cable plugged into Eth1, the ports will never work. If you unplug the Eth1 cable (Eth0/Eth2 seem fine) it boots fine. It's either a CABLE issue or a FIRMWARE issue. I'm testing the cable as soon as I can, but I wonder if anyone wants to try and confirm this on their device? Simply put, cold-boot with a cable not plugged into Eth1, make sure it works.. Plug eth1 in, reboot.. If this works as a bug, eth0 will NOT have an IP address. If so, unplug, reboot and see if the IP on eth0 comes back up.
Just as a FYI if you get issues with picking up a DHCP address, try that :)
Running Itus Shield v2 Firmware