I have a problem with restoring a config file into a newly-rebuilt
machine (Alix 2d3) with v1.2.3, that causes the GUI to regularly complain
"XML error: no pfsense object found!"
and in general to require a full reboot before any GUI changes can be
applied, even though /cf/conf/config.xml is correc
>> Executing rc.d items...
>> Starting /usr/local/etc/rc.d/*.sh...done.
>> Bootup complete
>
> ... and now we should see the login command shell.
And what happens if you press return a couple of times at this point?
-jim
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It doesn't look like your problem is anything to do with console speeds.
You see the boot loader message from the Firebox BIOS, so you are at the
right speed for that. You see the FreeBSD bootup messages, so you are at
the right speed for that, and you see pfSense application startup
messages (whic
On 06/05/11 03:15, Frank Heydlauf wrote:
> My console speed changes during the boot from 9600 to 38400
> (alix.2d13 board). Maybe same problem in your case.
You can change that in the Alix BIOS -- connect at 9600, and boot up.
during the Alix memory test, press S to get the BIOS setup menu, choose
On 18/03/11 23:47, Fuchs, Martin wrote:
> Just one question remains: how are updates scheduled in 1.2.3 and how is
> it done in 2.0, even though this is nearly obsolete ?
I'd add a question to that; do we need to bother with bogons any more?
Or should we just remove this feature?
-jim
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On 20/01/11 09:49, Andy Graybeal wrote:
> I'm wondering if I can install rsync onto my pfsense.
Yes, you can ... but I don't think you should.
> I would like to rsync some files from a protected network up to the
> firewall, and send them over to my backup system which will eventually
> archive t
Quoting Koray AGAYA (from 05/01/11 01:53):
> Can I add computers mac adresses ( squid logs ) is it possible ?
If the computers in question are on the same subnet as the squid server,
then it is *possible* but I don't know how to configure it in pfSense.
If they are on a different subnet, then a
On 18/12/10 10:16, Evgeny Yurchenko wrote:
> my only concern now is PPPoA... But I need public IP on pfSense for sure
> to do port-forwarding.
Not really; if you can ask the modem to port-forward to the pfsense box,
you can then ask pfSense to port-forward to the final destination.
So the public
On 23/11/10 15:15, Joseph Rotan wrote:
> could you please advise where I can download squid tool from and will it
> work with my pfsense setup.
http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Setup_Squid_as_a_Transparent_Proxy
Google should be your friend.
-jim
On 23/11/10 11:36, Joseph Rotan wrote:
> For example on the attached Network setup if I only want the Terminal PC and
> the client PC's that are connected to the access point only to access
> www.google.com and not to access other websites how could i do this from the
> firewall rules on IP address
On 12/10/10 07:23, Andy Graybeal wrote:
> I'm still considering what to do about the hardware, I still want to
> cheat and buy the same hardware for everything. <..Must Resist..>
> I fall in love with specific pieces of hardware way too much.
Resist falling in love with your network hardware, you
Quoting Jim Cheetham (from 19/09/10 22:15):
> I've managed to reduce the situation to a linux machine on either side
> of the pfSense 1.2.3 (on Alix 2D3), and using nuttcp I'm seeing
> radically different speeds depending on direction -- 55Mbps vs 1Mbps.
Surprisingly this turn
I've been trying to understand some network speed tests today, which
started when I got a new ADSL connection that didn't appear to be
performing properly with speedtest.net -- I was getting ~1Mbps from
inside my network, instead of ~10Mbps that I get when connected directly
to the ADSL modem.
I'v
Quoting Joseph L. Casale (from 24/08/10 04:23):
>> You can export a configuration file to see the file structure, build
>> a configuration backup that has the aliases in it based on the sample,
>> and then restore your "backup". That's what we did.
>
> That’s a good idea, but the lists need updat
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