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The MTU of my ng0 (PPPoE) device is 1454. I think it should be 1492.
Can I set this somewhere?
Cheers,
Ronny
Raylund Lai schrieb:
> May be checking your MTU. -Raylund
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> Ronny Forberger wrote:
>> Hi List,
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>> first of all let me say pfsense is
Can this be done via the xml to be truly portable?
Kind regards David
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On Wed, 24 Oct 2007, Scott Ullrich wrote:
> On 10/24/0
Robert Goley wrote:
> based routing. DNS refuses to work. This is because the pfsense machine can
I have no answer for you, but an idea to try.
run "tcpdump -l -n -i xxx udp and port 53" on the firewall for each
interface xxx in turn whilst trying to resolve and see if any packets
are seen.
Hi, i am having some problems with running two pfsense firewalls as bridges,
the switches in fron and behind both support STP but it is not activated.
I have ipadresses both on the external interfaces (fo management) and the
internal (just for fun) and i have a external carp interface.. dont thin
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Thanks, I think the wrong MTU caused it. Great!
I found how to set the MTU via the GUI. But ng0 device will remain
having the wrong old MTU. :(
When I do
$ ifconfig ng0 mtu 1492
it'a gonna be set and the problem is gone. But not via the WebGUI.
I personally use OpenDNS for everything since theyre outside of what the ISP
handles.
only "downside" is that if it cannot resolve a domain for HTTP, it pulls up
their search page instead.
-Sean
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: support@pfsense.com> Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2007
> 09:20:52 -0400> Su
You can't make init scripts in the XML config file, no. I don't think
it's quite within the scope of a configuration file to store scripts,
anyway. But if you have something you want to be run on boot, use
and .
Tortise wrote:
Can this be done via the xml to be truly portable?
Kind regards
On 10/26/07, Chris Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can't make init scripts in the XML config file, no. I don't think
> it's quite within the scope of a configuration file to store scripts,
> anyway. But if you have something you want to be run on boot, use
> and .
Don't forget it's XML an
I will try this later to see what the result is. Scott's suggestion of using
a static route worked perfectly. The trouble seemed to come from using OPT1
and OPT2 DNS servers as the default. The pfsense machine was trying to
resolve with those DNS servers using the WAN interface. I added entr
Sean Cavanaugh wrote:
> I personally use OpenDNS for everything since theyre outside of what the
> ISP handles.
surely it's easier to simply run your own caching resolvers? that way
you can force a cache flush if you're changing your own DNS.
the only time either your or my strategy fails is when
I try and stay away from ISP's that do that kind of stuff as much as possible
(even though I use comcast which got nailed for throttling BitTorrent traffic).
I know some areas don't have an alternative ISP to dump to. If you are using
this for a business service then that is something you might
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Scott Ullrich schrieb:
> On 10/26/07, Ronny Forberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Thanks, I think the wrong MTU caused it. Great!
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>> I found how to set the MTU via the GUI. But ng0 device will
On 10/26/07, Ronny Forberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks, I think the wrong MTU caused it. Great!
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> I found how to set the MTU via the GUI. But ng0 device will remain
> having the wrong old MTU. :(
>
> When I do
>
> $ ifconfig ng0 mt
On 10/26/07, Ronny Forberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I can see my setting on the GUI but not on ifconfig when doing so.
It is defined in PF. See /tmp/rules.debug. This is also a FAQ.
Search the lists archives.
Scott
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On Sat 27 Oct 2007 05:00:21 NZDT +1300, Paul M wrote:
> surely it's easier to simply run your own caching resolvers? that way
> you can force a cache flush if you're changing your own DNS.
Nope, not enough. I run pfsense in 2 places (1.0.1 and 1.2beta-some),
with caching dns enabled. Several time
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