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Lost IPV6 after resume from sleep #1443
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Hello, The only firewall I have is Simplewall but it is disabled (I can uninstall it to make a test if you want ). Marc |
No, Simplewall should be okay, and it has removed its driver from the network stack anyway, but this NSR thing is weird. This NSR thing is running and active on your system. Maybe it came with the laptop and you are not aware of it. Do you have a DELL laptop? |
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What happened?
Hello,
When I put my Windows (11 Pro) in S3 state (suspent to ram), and after that I wake it up from sleep , I lose my IPV6 after about one minute.
I have the message
Le système a détecté un conflit d’adresses pour l’adresse IP 2a02:2788:XXX:XX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:715f avec le système d’adresse physique réseau 00-00-00-00-00-00. En conséquence les opérations réseau sur se système peuvent être interrompues.
On firefox (only) the plugin My.JDownloader has problems with the connexion (not on other browsers). If I can restart the portmastercore service imediately after the resume there is no problerm (with ipv6 and firefox).
Also access is faster when restarting service than without.
What did you expect to happen?
All is fine without restarting the service
How did you reproduce it?
Put the computer to S3 and resumle a few minutes later
Additional information
I have a hyper-v bridge (and virtual machine running)
I create a task System + Kernel power / 566
net stop powermaster core
Then on the ID 1
start portmastercore
and also
C:\ProgramData\Safing\Portmaster\portmaster-start.exe notifier --data=C:\ProgramData\Safing\Portmaster
to solve the problem
Debug-Info: https://support.safing.io/privatebin/?78a94511df1ab53d#81F4MfUZpmmkseKE9aGZTTUF9pReGopjpQvpQqKmmAfm
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