Er, more on that network card I said that screwed up the firewall, it's lnc.
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It was some PCI 100MB card with an AMD chipset on it. Also, my
connection is much faster now, so I suspect that the network card was
going in the first place.
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Russell Doucette wrote:
Mike Jakubik wrote:
It's either a hardware problem, or some serious issue with ipf. As a
side note, i would highly recommend you ditch ipf and switch to pf
instead, its a much better firewall.
Yeah, I fixed it. I switched network cards and the BSD box works fine
no
Mike Jakubik wrote:
Russell Doucette wrote:
Hi,
I have this weird problem with FreeBSD 6.0-STABLE and I'm using it
has a router between my cable modem and my LAN. I use the ipf
firewall technology and have forwarded ports so I can use TightVNC to
connect to my Windows XP machine from anothe
Russell Doucette wrote:
Hi,
I have this weird problem with FreeBSD 6.0-STABLE and I'm using it has
a router between my cable modem and my LAN. I use the ipf firewall
technology and have forwarded ports so I can use TightVNC to connect
to my Windows XP machine from another location. However,
Hi,
I have this weird problem with FreeBSD 6.0-STABLE and I'm using it has a
router between my cable modem and my LAN. I use the ipf firewall
technology and have forwarded ports so I can use TightVNC to connect to
my Windows XP machine from another location. However, after a few
minutes or
Hi,
I have this weird problem with FreeBSD 6.0-STABLE and I'm using it has a
router between my cable modem and my LAN. I use the ipf firewall
technology and have forwarded ports so I can use TightVNC to connect to
my Windows XP machine from another location. However, after a few
minutes or
