Thanks Tim - I was connecting the AP's WAN port to my OPT1 interface.
Once I changed that, it worked better. I'm still having a few
problems but I think I've narrowed them down to a defective AP.
Paul
On 8/31/07, Tim Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul-
Run an ethernet cable from your OPT1
Few ISPs (especially home users offers) reset their
connection every 24h. I don't live in New Zealand, so
I don't know Telstraclear Network, but are you really
sure is it an equipment issue or a line problem (e.g.
interferences, etc...)?
If you can, try another cable modem.
Bye!
--- Tortise
On 9/2/07, tester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Few ISPs (especially home users offers) reset their
connection every 24h. I don't live in New Zealand, so
I don't know Telstraclear Network, but are you really
sure is it an equipment issue or a line problem (e.g.
interferences, etc...)?
If you can,
Thanks Bill
They are static IP's, so I assume (you may know better?) DHCP lease times are
(or should be?) irrelevant.
Not sure if this what you mean but this might answer?
$ ls /var/db/
entropy
ipsecpinghosts
pingmsstatus
pingstatus
pkg
rrd
Kind regards
David Hingston
- Original
Cedric Gavage wrote:
Hi,
I've a question... Can I use a pfsense solution for this case:
The internet provider gives one fixed ip which will be configured on
the WAN interface.
Towards this fixed ip's, a range of 6 others ip's is routed (not in
the same subnet).
Can I configure on a pfsense
