Dear list,
I have become a huge fan of pfSense and managed to replace our old
routers at work by two nifty Netgate SG-4860 gateways. They work nearly
perfectly. I just have a few seperate internal VLANs (e.g. for
administration, monitoring and backup) that give me a headache. Every
day at the
Am Mittwoch, den 04.10.2017, 15:05 -0400 schrieb ED Fochler:
> I have a similar situation and I solved it with limiters. I'm also a fan of
> limiters to ensure fair sharing of uplink bandwidth by internal users. I
> haven't tried changing system tunables though, so that solution may be better.
Am Mittwoch, den 04.10.2017, 19:13 + schrieb Steve Yates:
> Christoph, if you are using CARP/HA for your two routers, see
> https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/4310 "Limiters + HA results in hangs on
> secondary."
Not yet but I'll look out to that. Thanks.
> Alternatively if the overnight
Dear list,
the documentation reads that traffic shaping requires to know the total
bandwidth of a link. In my case I'm on an LTE link because I live on the
countryside. Sometimes the link delivers 5 Mbps - on good days I get 20
Mbps.
Is there a way to use traffic shaping by prioritizing traffic?
Dear list,
I dare say that I have found a bug in version 2.4.2-RELEASE (amd64).
When setting up syslog forwarding in the "Remote Logging Options" I can
choose IPv6 as "IP Protocol" but when I save the field switches back to
IPv4 and logging fails to the given IPv6 address.
Should I report that
