Is this what you ment by your question What is used as the default gateway on the 10.0.0.0/24 network?

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Just to give my piece of mind :). I am supporting not only my own company but also an insurance company.  I (we) use SourceForge projects in several locations pfSense I use for Wan Aggregation (2 instances) Untangle for Spam, Anti virus, Intrusion, Spyware etc. (4 Instances, one is commercial licensed) SquirrelMail (two instances) phpGoogle The "Microsoft" argument goes a long way.  The argument I mostly use is that Commercial Software, you pay for support up front, if you need it or not.  With most Sourceforge products, you can purchase support only when needed. Over the years I have ran the companies Networks and Websites I have probable saved then thousands of $$$  . So, I am now a "crack"-head, possibly yes, but I am proud of that. ~Gerry

I'll check that out, Thanks….......  :D ~Gerry

when i m creating a new client connection for vpn, i have to acces my remote server vpn via http, so cant remote the server via vpn yet. should i make my vpn server's wan as DMZ from my adsl router ? is it a good idea ? i think it's more simple.

When freeBSD supports wi-max pfSense will inherit it from the operating system. Your best hope right now for wi-max would be a external access point or wireless bridge connected to pfSense over Ethernet.

No one has an old CD of PFSense that they could send me an image of?  :(

Thanks. I must have been blind to not see that.  I suppose I was reading what I was looking for instead of what facts were. Sorry. Anil @hoba: Btw, it's 3% disk USAGE not activity which means there is plenty of space left on your hdd  ;)

That was something one of the developers was messing with at one point, 3 does the same thing as 1, it should be set to 1 though to make sure it continues to function as desired in future releases. I just changed it.

Chances are that your ISP has some faulty equipment on your circuit.  We had a client with a similar situation and it wasn't until they installed pfSense and were able to demonstrate using the RRD graphs that the line was becoming completely unusable at times and that the line going down had nothing to do with link saturation, that the ISP finally started taking their issue seriously.

You can look for QuickBridge. It create a unicast tunnel between 2 multicast enable site.

http://blog.pfsense.com When it'd done ;)

I think, you should open a thread on the bounty section

A quick use of Google will find you what you're after ;) http://www.linitx.org/forum/ http://forums.imedialinux.com/ etc, etc, etc

Sorry forgot about the other general forum…... Posted this at Experts-exchange but have not gotten an answer and I am under the gun to get this done today. That tool seems to be a non windows solution so I will have to keep searching. Thanks for the effort. Mark