Hi all,
Can anyone tell me if the Intel EXPI9300PT Card is supported ?
It's not on the list on the pfsense compatibility chart, but the latest FreeBSD
drivers for that family of Intel Chipset does support it.
here is a link to it @ buy.com :
Can anyone tell me if the Intel EXPI9300PT Card is supported ?
Looks fine - the 'em' driver should handle it.
My question would be why you need GbE interfaces on your pfSense box -
are you really going to be pushing more than 100Mbps? It's not
impossible (quite to the contrary), but
Chris Buechler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Thu, 08 Nov 2007 11:10:40 -0500:
| I need to migrate a running pfSense install from a Soekris 4801 to a 5501.
I'd like to update the config beforehand with the correct Ethernet driver
names. Does anyone know what the correct eth drivers for the 5501 would
Hi. I am redoing a bunch of servers to rack amount everything, and I figured
it would be good to move my pfsense firewall to a more modern hardware config
at the same time I stuffed it into a 2U rackmount case.
My new Since the hardware compatibility list said nforce and my old nforce2
based
Hello,
I have had a bad experience with that chipset myself. The board doest
perform very well even with the driver working correctly ( I had to
modify the driver to include the MCP51 ethernet device and
recompile). If you have something else, preferably intel, I would
suggest using
I've had pretty decent with these boards under linux, but pfsense is my first
foray into freebsd territory. Pfsense supports a ton of ethernet interfaces,
and I was just surprised this didn't work.
Thanks,
Mike
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From: Joel Robison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
On Nov 10, 2007 5:29 PM, Mike Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had pretty decent with these boards under linux, but pfsense is my first
foray into freebsd territory. Pfsense supports a ton of ethernet interfaces,
and I was just surprised this didn't work.
Support for these types of NICS
BTW, it looks like this driver is part of freebsd 7, so it will get fully
supported some time in the future. It would just be nice sooner rather than
later... :-)
thx
mike
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From: Joel Robison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: support@pfsense.com
Sent: Saturday, November 10,
its not part of FreeBSD 6.2 so I don't see it happening at all until pfSense
goes to FreeBSD7 next year like Scott said. also 1.2 has been on feature
freeze anyway dues to getting a full release out. There is nothing wrong
with compiling your own version of pfSense from the developers ISO with
It wouldn't be hard to compile it on a different box and add it in on a current
install.
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Hi Linus
Monday I'll be able to answer your question, since I got a 5501 at work. But
before that there's one thing you should know about the nics on 5501. They
do not support vlans in pfsense...
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=vlanapropos=0sektion=0manpath=Fr
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