Hi
Guys
I
have been running the embedded version of PFsense for a while now with the
following configuration.
I
have purchased new Wireless Internet Access from a company, and they provided me
with a network point that I have plugged into the OPT1 port of my f
Hi,
I have an Alix board, with pfsense on it. I could use proxy, but I
feel this is quite a load on the system (even when setting things to
0).
So to avoid people visiting internet, I was thinking on using captive portal...
But for some sites, (fixed ip-adresses) it shouldn't try to
authenticate
Did you read the configuration options from the captive portal?
On my 2.0 machines that means that you can bypass certain IP's for the
captive portal; and even use MAC-bypass to bypass machines based on their
MAC.
Does that answer the question?
On Thu, March 25, 2010 11:08 am, Michel Servaes w
For anyone that might be interested:
The problem turned out to be an initialization problem related to FreeBSD not
beeing able to wipe out partition created with a mac (EFI).
This is really a macintosh problem
Solution is:
1. Use Disk Utility and erase the disk
2. Format a "free space" part
Remko Lodder wrote:
On my 2.0 machines that means that you can bypass certain IP's for the
captive portal; and even use MAC-bypass to bypass machines based on their
MAC.
Related to that, could anybody tell me whether in 2.0 you still need to
do a web request before the MAC-bypass rule gets a
Hi,
thanks very much for the hint as i've managed to create a VPN tunnel to my
pfsense box on an ADSL network, after reading a documentation on openvpn
website.
However i have a few worries in securing my VPN tunnel; what i have done i
that i made a secure and port https login to my pfsense LAN b
Hi Joseph,
Am 25.03.10 20:53, schrieb Joseph Rotan:
>
> thanks very much for the hint as i've managed to create a VPN tunnel to
> my pfsense box on an ADSL network, after reading a documentation on
> openvpn website.
Great! So you now have a secure tunnel to your pfsense box.
> However i have
Hi all,
got a problem in pfsense 1.2.3 which i dont understand:
IPsec is running routing a remote subnet 10.21.40.0/24 to our local one.
All traffic works fine except a single packet which is generated by a
nagios check_http plugin. In the syslog i see the following:
pf: 220461 rule 155/0(match
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 11:23 AM, Remko Lodder wrote:
>
> Did you read the configuration options from the captive portal?
>
> On my 2.0 machines that means that you can bypass certain IP's for the
> captive portal; and even use MAC-bypass to bypass machines based on their
> MAC.
>
> Does that answ
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 5:25 PM, Michel Servaes wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 11:23 AM, Remko Lodder wrote:
>>
>> Did you read the configuration options from the captive portal?
>>
>> On my 2.0 machines that means that you can bypass certain IP's for the
>> captive portal; and even use MAC-byp
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