• Multi LAN DHCP

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    ha ha

    That was dumb of me.  ha

    Thank you very much.  I will try to remember to open my eyes a little wider next time.

    Thanks!

  • Multiple DHCP scopes

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    I just commited VLAN DHCP support to my own branch, doesn't touch the GUI at all.

    Here's the config it can generate:

    option domain-name "local"; default-lease-time 7200; max-lease-time 86400; authoritative; log-facility local7; ddns-update-style none; shared-network "vlan 69 on vr0" {         subnet 10.69.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {                 pool {                         range 10.69.0.10 10.69.0.20;                 }                 option routers 10.69.0.1;                 next-server 10.69.0.1;                 filename "pxelinux.0";         } } shared-network "vlan 68 on vr0" {         subnet 10.68.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {                 pool {                         range 10.68.0.10 10.68.0.20;                 }                 option routers 10.68.0.1;                 next-server 10.68.0.1;                 filename "pxelinux.0";         }         subnet 10.0.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {         } }

    If you are lucky the attached patch works, but the pf team have modified the dhcp function a bit from m0n0 and I make some rather grand assumptions in the code.

    services.inc.vlan-dhcp.patch.txt

  • Dhcpd takes ~30 seconds to hand out lease on wireless interfaces

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    6 AP's in different locations ?

    They're not in the neighbourhood, and sharing/overlapping the same channels, are they ?

    Load this one : http://netstumbler.com/ and have a hunt down.

  • DHCP Confusing / Problematic on OpenVPN Interface

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  • Zoneedit dynamic DNS

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    Btw, all the attachments are back. cmb managed to restore everything. Thanks cmb.

  • DNS multipe hosts

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    I think that's beyond the capabilities of the dns-forwarder.

  • Caching DNS in pfSense

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    I am all for it.  Thats something that could be included in 1.0 immediately as a package, too.

  • Static IP address falls within the dynamic client range.

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    Static mappings have to be outside the dhcp pool, so this alert is correct.

  • NO SUBNET

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    Can each of you show the following commands from a shell:

    ifconfig -a

    cat /var/etc/dhcpd.conf

  • DHCP issues

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    @hoba:

    A workaround is to add the IPs and the hostnames to the DNS forwarder as the IPs are static this way.

    I have to follow the same workaround on 1.0 RC2 to get this to work. Isn't this a problem? It seems to me that setting a static lease should make it easier for the router to find a particular client. Configuring a DNS override for each static DHCP lease is a bit of a hassle and will only lead to configuration errors as networks grow and change.

  • Custom DNS Resolve

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    1.0 rc1

    The machine didnt lock up. Hooked up a monitor & just reset to factory so I probly do have something set wrong somewhere. Its not a major issue so will probly wait till next wk when I have some more time.

  • DHCP Server

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    Sure. Just add a static mapping at the bottom of the dhcp server page. Another option is (if the client already fetched a lease from pfSense) to go to status>dhcp leases and hit the [+] button right of the line (one is for wol, the other for dhcp mapping).

  • Public IP

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    Oh, and another option you have is to use pfsense as transparent firewall. This way you wouldn't have to mess with routing/nat or anything. There is a nice tutorial how to do this: http://pfsense.com/mirror.php?section=tutorials/transparent_firewall/transparent_firewall.pdf

  • MOVED: WEP mode not working anymore

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  • DHCPREQUEST is bloating my log

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    Sorry that I didnt post sooner, but I kinda forgot to check my system logs. Anyway, I just checked and :

    Jul 24 09:06:06 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 08:25:06 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 07:59:03 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 07:49:35 last message repeated 3 times
    Jul 24 07:38:55 last message repeated 2 times
    Jul 24 07:25:30 last message repeated 2 times
    Jul 24 07:17:24 last message repeated 2 times
    Jul 24 07:01:14 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 06:54:29 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 06:46:12 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 06:38:50 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 06:30:10 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 05:50:09 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 05:19:40 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 04:55:52 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 04:45:29 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 04:36:36 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 04:12:13 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 03:48:30 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 03:37:27 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67
    Jul 24 03:29:20 last message repeated 3 times
    Jul 24 03:18:02 last message repeated 2 times
    Jul 24 03:09:02 dhclient[2700]: DHCPREQUEST on dc1 to 10.120.224.1 port 67

  • Diagnostics: DHCP leases

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    I don't see that here. Just set it up the same way you did (deny unknown clients and static mapping). No errors in logs nor broken dhcp leases page. I suggest deleting your dhcp server settings and rebuilding them with the webgui from scratch.

    Btw, you should upgrade to the latest snapshot: http://pfsense.com/~sullrich/RELENG_1_SNAPSHOT-07-23-2006/

  • DHCPREQUEST does not complete?

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    Take a look at this thread, please:

    http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,1651.0.html

  • Why dhclient doesn't send discovery signal ?

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    @fredde:

    still irritating to getting diconnected from irc,ssh sessions on so forth every once in a while..hope there will be some proper fix out soon

    use keepalive in your SSH client.  every stateful firewall should disconnect unused SSH sessions after their state table timeout period.  Keepalives keeps the connection up.  as for IRC, I don't know.

  • Dynamic DNS Client vs DNS Forwarder

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    At system>general enter a DNS-Server sitting at WAN and one sitting at OPT-WAN. Then add a static route for the OPT-WAN-DNS/32 pointing to the OPT-WAN gateway. This way the DNS-forwarder will find the DNS-Server at OPT-WAN.

  • Domain in lan problem

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    enable "nat reflection" at system>advanced in the webgui. This way all portforwarded services will be available by the public IP too. Alternatively you could set up a split DNS szenario that resolves the internal IP of the server for LAN clients.

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