Is this a CARP setup? If yes make sure that everything is configured
correctly and the machines don't failover back and forth for some
reason. Switching Master/Backup state all the time could produce this
kind of packetloss.
Holger
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From: Craig Wiltshire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 10, 2006 6:41 AM
To: support@pfsense.com
Subject: [pfSense Support] Losing Packets through the firewall
Guys,
Great product, however I appear to be losing packets when
traversing the firewall and Im not sure wether or not this should be
happening.
Let me give you some background.
I have 2 pfsense boxes running on p4 3Ghz 2Gb RAM HP Servers
with 4 interfaces in each.
Sitting behind the pfsense boxes are 3 freebsd boxes running web
services.
From the WAN when we perfom a simple test (approx 6 packets per
second) to the web services we intermittently experience packet loss to
the extent that our test fails. If I turn the firewall off in pfsense
this issue goes away.
Hopefully someone can shed some light of this little problem
CHeers
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