It is not possible to build up any connection (except web traffic) even when the WAN and OPT connection are connected to the Internet
When i start for example the program Putty i get the message "unable to open connection to 192.168.1.1 (i try ed several different ip address) Network error connecti
Title: RE: [pfSense Support] CARP - battle of the firewalls
Hi - well this sounds interesting, though not very encouraging! The whole thing is set up on a test bench at the moment, and as it happens, we are using *different* types of switches on different interfaces. The LANs are using 24-p
I'll need to see your rules before too much more. For the SSH to
192.168.1.1, it sounds like you need a non-load balanced rule to
handle that in front of your (guessing here) from LAN to world use
load balancer rule.
--Bill
On 7/17/06, Tunge2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is not possible to b
On 7/17/06, Alastair Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi - well this sounds interesting, though not very encouraging! The whole
thing is set up on a test bench at the moment, and as it happens, we are
using *different* types of switches on different interfaces. The LANs are
using 24-port Net
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knows how well this will work:
Currently have a /28 on my WAN, and want to add another subnet, or subnets,
and these new subnets might not be a /29, maybe a /24, or /25, not sure.
The provider has told me they statically will route the new subnets to me (im
run
I have tried RC1 on a few different machines and
ClamAV says it installs succsefully but doesnt appear to start. Same with
FreshClam. However, ClamSMTP does install and start and appears to work. Any
Ideas? What Im really trying to get going is havp.It gives this once I try to
install:
Dow
On 7/17/06, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have tried RC1 on a few different machines and ClamAV says it installs
succsefully but doesnt appear to start. Same with FreshClam. However,
ClamSMTP does install and start and appears to work. Any Ideas? What Im
really trying to get going is
Scott, how do you do a hard drive install on an FX5620? I am a little
stumped since USB cdrom's don't work and the system only has one IDE
header? Do I have to install with a 2nd system and then move the hard
drive over?
Thanks
Josh
Scott Ullrich wrote:
Well, I always have to do this...
Either use the embedded image with a cf-card or install the hdd in a different
system and move it over. A third option would be to use the device with a
master slave cable and install from a temporarily connected cdrom. However I
guess you have to power the cdrom from a different system then. Al
Hi,
Quick question, is it possible to do SNAT somehow that I'm just not
thinking of? IE, 192.168.100.122 VIP on the WAN -> 10.20.100.1
(Interface IP of LAN), so when connections are made to other hosts in
the LAN network, it's coming from 10.20.100.1 (instead of whatever it
happens to be out
On pfSense its called 1:1 NAT and it works swimmingly.
Kyle Mott wrote:
Hi,
Quick question, is it possible to do SNAT somehow that I'm just not
thinking of? IE, 192.168.100.122 VIP on the WAN -> 10.20.100.1
(Interface IP of LAN), so when connections are made to other hosts in
the LAN networ
I tried that, but it doesn't seem to work.
I used the following 1:1 mapping:
192.168.100.122 -> 10.20.100.122
And added a rule to allow any from WAN -> 10.20.100.122, any protocol.
Still can't get to it, :<
-Kyle
Gary Buckmaster wrote:
On pfSense its called 1:1 NAT and it works swimmingly
That's because you aren't following the instructions. Please consult
the documentation and pay careful attention to the part where you are
required to set up a virtual IP address on your WAN interface.
Kyle Mott wrote:
I tried that, but it doesn't seem to work.
I used the following 1:1 mapp
Yup, I've got a Proxy ARP VIP, and it's still not working. I can see the
traffic coming in to the host as the external Client IP still:
14:57:21.842937 192.168.55.28.2801 > 10.20.100.122.8443: S [tcp sum ok]
This is what I followed, but it still doesn't seem to be working :<
http://forum.pfsense
Holger Bauer wrote:
Not sure as I unfortunately haven't seen such a system yet.
I have a couple, but no USB CD-ROM drives. :/ Last I checked, they
cost way more than I'd be willing to spend on one.
USB CD-ROM's don't work because none of the devs have any appropriate
equipment to test
We did not have any problems installing earlier, version 0.86/0.88.
I will try to do the installation with the rc1 one later tonight
with USB CDROM.
Bao
On Mon, Jul 17, 2006 at 06:23:42PM -0400, Chris Buechler wrote:
> Holger Bauer wrote:
> >Not sure as I unfortunately haven't seen such a system
On Mon, 17 Jul 2006, Chris Buechler wrote:
I have a couple, but no USB CD-ROM drives. :/ Last I checked, they cost way
more than I'd be willing to spend on one.
Unless I'm confused, you can make any old CD-ROM a USB CD-ROM by
purchasing a 5 1/4" case with a USB->IDE adapter. You can find t
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