Scott Ullrich wrote:
We convert m0n0wall configurations on import. We convert the tag
names and remove the traffic shaper. But don't expect proxyarp and
things of this nature to work.
Scott
On 9/29/05, Bill Marquette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This used to work, but our config has significantly diverged from
m0n0. I suspect if you used a config from where we forked it'd
probably work, but assuming m0n0 changed _anything_ in their config
file since then, it's unlikely to convert over. I think we're at the
point where either someone needs to make it work, or the restore
function rejects a m0n0 config.
--Bill
On 9/29/05, Jonathan Woodard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i know this has probably been answered in previous posts but i didn't
see them. i'm wondering if / how i can move my monowall xml file over to
pfsense. i tried to just restore, thinking that i had seen a previous
post saying it was ok, it but killed everything and i had to
re-install. i would love to try pfsense and most likely will when i have
more time. i just really hoped that all my configurations are not lost
when moving over. thanks and i apologize if i wasn't detailed enough.
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I agree with Bill here, I suggest at the very least right now having it
reject the monowall file. Since this used to work there maybe more
people out there who are trying this and having to just re-install.
thanks to all of you for your help, i'll probably install pfsense on a
weekend when i have time to redo it all.
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