Hello everybody.
This is just to thank Seth and Vick who have answered my questions and
gave advice.
Unfortunately I could not follow my plan to add a pfSense box to my home
network because the vdsl router didn't work as a bridge.. too bad!
Anyways, the botnet attack is over and my router
On 6-9-2013 2:56, Roberto Nunnari wrote:
Hi all.
I have a problem with my home internet connection.
Aha!
My vdsl router gets on the wan interface about 40-50 requests per second
on port 80 and when I configure it so that it forwards that traffic to
my web server, the router can't bear the
Hi all.
I have a problem with my home internet connection.
My vdsl router gets on the wan interface about 40-50 requests per second
on port 80 and when I configure it so that it forwards that traffic to
my web server, the router can't bear the load and freezes after a few
seconds. All that
It entirely depends on the hardware you use for pfSense as to how much load
it can handle. I for one, push a sustained 60-70Mbps, with bursts of
120Mbps or more on a fairly hefty Xeon 64-bit server with 16GB of RAM. I
have mostly simple rules, several IPSec and OpenVPN endpoints, and about 8
