You look to be just using the vyper vpn client in Windows directly.

This seems completely unrelated to the pfSense WireGuard package. Moving to off-topic.

Steve

@bingo600 I don't know but suspect, one (#pfsense) was claimed in an attempt to reserve it for Netgate or the project and the second one (##pfsense) is - per liberas guidelines - a community channel and created/maintained by users/community (it also has an apropriate channel message that says it's not official/netgate driven). So that's OK but doesn't make much sense. :)

@tiger-0 What exactly do you mean by "if the expansion card - SFP+ cable and transceiver offered by Netgate" this:-

https://shop.netgate.com/collections/cables/products/10g-sfp-direct-attached-copper-twinax-passive-cable-1-meter

If so I doubt it will work with a Cisco as they are a bit fussy.

You might be better off looking at fs.com as they offer customised twinax cables.

https://www.fs.com/uk/c/direct-attach-cables-1113

@chudak

The problem is not limited to Windows.

Seem to be related to when I connect to NordVPN other systems are having troubles to connect/resolve its name/IP

What really makes it's interesting why after ping it works?!

@ttime said in FYI Fatal Error Allowed Memory:

870

Check the following:-

System, Advanced, Firewall & NAT.

Set Firewall Maximum States to 2000000
Set Firewall Maximum Table Entries to 2000000

Should resolve your issue....

@kiokoman

Ahh so that was just a "Dia drawing test" 👍

@slu said in https://blog.pfsense.org | cert expired (5.4.2021):

https://blog.pfsense.org/

yeah they should prob fix that. But it just redirects to https://www.netgate.com/blog/ which has a valid cert.

Good til Mon, 11 Apr 2022 23:59:59 GMT

Since it expired back on the 5th, prob not a lot of people using it ;) Or you would think it would of been reported before now..

Are you describing him pinging the LAN IP of the Comcast router? I would think they have that allowed by default so customers can test their connection to it.

If you were to put a pfSense router behind the Comcast router, then yes it could replace these three routers (if it had 3 interfaces + WAN), and you could set up a firewall rule to block traffic from the other two routers to 10.1.10.1.

@newberger
i don't run Microsoft products but for work.

when i did run 10 at home, it was the included AV. plus Malwarebytes pro/ paid. and basic common sense kept me malware free