Hi All,
On 5/10/06, I wrote:
Again my assumption is that increasing the number of connections is
going to increase the CPU usage which will in turn decrease the max
throughput. Is this incorrect?
Just as an update. I tried out a WRAP box (1C-2) with my connection
(15/2 PPPoE). Running 2
On 5/14/06, Holger Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like a heat issue to me. What happens if you remove the topcase so the
heat can go away?
I didn't have the top case on at all. Is there some way to tell
exactly why it crashed?
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Paul Haddad ([EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED])
The CPU of the wrap has a thermal sensor integrated that can shut it down. I
guess that this triggered the reboot. Maybe it needs an active cooling or at
least a passive cooler to get rid of the heat. Try to measure the temperature
when doing the test again.
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I have a theory. I was able to install this card on a different
system and it worked. It could be related to BIOS settings.
Unfortunately, I have to install a video card to check the bios.
Park
On May 13, 2006, at 12:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I installed Beta4 - Embedded and
Well for me...I have commit access to pfSense, I don't for Sonic or Cisco ;-P
For everyone else...
1. Good luck getting a quick patch for a small bug from Cisco -
personal experience tells me that unless it's a sev 1 (network down)
AND you have a good support contract with them, you won't get
Not to seem repetitive, but if you are making a real business case to your management (which I have been called upon to do several times as a network security consultant):1. The initial capital cost of pfSense of off-the-shelf hardware is far lower for pfSense than commercial products.2.
There is something else to think about:
In case you are missing a feature you can offer a donation to get it in where
vendors just laugh at you or ignore your request or even do it yourself as the
source is all at your fingertips.
Holger
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On 5/14/06, Holger Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The CPU of the wrap has a thermal sensor integrated that can shut it down. I
guess that this triggered the reboot. Maybe it needs an active cooling or at
least a passive cooler to get rid of the heat. Try to measure the temperature
when doing
Hi,
I would like to setup a firewall + NAT box which contains a single physical
NIC and the WAN and LAN interfaces configured as vlan devices.
Some ascii art:
LAN -- vlan0 \
+ fxp0 == pfSense
WAN -- vlan1 /
Is pfSense capable of running in this config?
Note that, my hardware
