c, or adding a static route on your PC tht points
>> 192.168.12.0 at the same place you are pointing pfsense to.
>>
>
> Or just check "bypass filtering for traffic on same interface" on the
> Advanced page.
Thanks for that Chris and Bill, you were spot on, and
Geoff Crompton wrote:
> A tcpdump of one such transfer (of a 2Mb file) shows the connection
> starts, but after about Seq=64664 (thats the tcp sequence number of the
> direction from myPC to 192.168.12.23) my tcpdump shows that no more
> packets are forwarded onto 192.168.12.23.
>
arded onto 192.168.12.23.
Anyone know why?
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t LAN IP address
Should I be worried that the WIFIGuest vlan doesn't have an asterisk
against it? I'm having problems with the wifiguest network, but that
could be something wrong with the access point. I'm able to ping hosts
on OPT5(Management), and that inteface doesn't
Espen Johansen wrote:
> You need a /29 on your wan to use pfsense and carp.
>
> -lsf
Thanks Espen, you've confirmed what I thought about the WAN. Any
thoughts about multiple LAN subnets and carp?
>
> On Nov 14, 2007 2:40 AM, Geoff Crompton
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I think
carpdev would make this all possible. Am I missing something that would
make this all easy without carpdev support?
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didn't see anything that looked
appropriate. Is this worth a ticket?
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Chris Buechler wrote:
> Geoff Crompton wrote:
>> Is it possible to boot to a liveCD image of pfsense, and specify a
>> location to load config.xml from?
>>
>
> It automatically attempts to get the config from any USB drives and
> floppy drives. It needs to be FAT
terface to restore the
config pfSense does a reboot (which of course doesn't work in this
scenario).
The boot/loader.4th and boot/support.4th files on the liveCD iso seem to
indicate this is possible, but I don't know how to work it out from them.
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Is it getting the
right search prefix? Are these things you expect the openvpn server to
push out? Can you manually do a query with these details?
I don't have much/any experience with pfSense but these are sensible
questions to debug it.
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ver model you find works best for you.
>
> -Will Miles
Thanks for the detailed explanation Will. We'll try adjusting the tcp
proxy timeout. I think we found some sort of timeout setting we tried to
set in the config file, but I'm not sure it was the tcp proxy timeout.
And when w
Chris Buechler wrote:
> Geoff Crompton wrote:
>> I've done a further test. I also get my connection dropped if I use ssh
>> and ssh to a public IP address that is port forwarded to a server in the
>> LAN.
>>
>
> Yes, if you leave the connection idle long
address doesn't correspond to where the client really is coming from.
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I've done a further test. I also get my connection dropped if I use ssh
and ssh to a public IP address that is port forwarded to a server in the
LAN.
So I'm guessing this issue is something to do with NAT on pfSense,
rather than ejabberd.
Any help will be very appreciated.
Geoff Crom
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