Thanks a lot for your replies! I'm more confident now to try to install pfsense. Have a good day!

To expound a bit on what @kpa is saying –- Aliases defined on the FIREWALL >> ALIASES tab in pfSense eventually wind up defined as pf tables.  The table name matches the alias name, and the table's content will be the IP address or addresses the alias resolves to at run time.  So the CLI command he gave an example of is used to dump out the contents of a specific table name.  In the example given, the table name is "bogons". If you don't know the table name in advance, you can do this to get a list of all the tables – /sbin/pfctl -s Tables You could code all this in a shell script to list the tables and then grab the contents (IP addresses) of each table.

This isn't a support forum.  Perhaps try the General Questions forum under pfSense English Support.

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I'm just on my home desktop. I don't have a "configuration procedure". I saw a new driver,downloaded it, and ran the exe https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25016/Intel-Network-Adapter-Driver-for-Windows-10  Version: 22.10 (Latest) Date: 12/7/2017 PROWinx64.exe

Nice catch.

fq_Codel limiter on your WAN to keep latency low.

hmm, I guess my SYS-5018A-FTN4 falls under C I suppose…

When you say "LAN-to-LAN link." you just mean some form of point to point L2 connection? So you have an interface on pfsense that you put some transit IP range on - see attached simple drawing. So you are not natting to this transit?  Are you using any transparent proxy on either pfsense on these interfaces?  What are the firewall rules on these interfaces on each pfsense, on the transit network, any sort of floating rules?  What is the static routes you create on each pfsense for the different networks.. I assume your routing is correct since you say all works other than 80.. Maybe issue with using a proxy, or your natting?  Always helps to have the full picture of the setup to try and figure out what is not right.. [image: yournetwork.png] [image: yournetwork.png_thumb]

Hmm.. Spectre - perhaps iOS is not so secure?

It is certified open source software. See for yourself on GitHub.

IPSec forum

I have the same A1SRi-2758F motherboard in my pfSense box. I contacted Supermicro support a couple weeks back, and they confirmed that my board needs the fix based on the serial number.

Yeah. I don’t trust their sales department much either. Especially when they tell me that one of their expert technicians will be here to install my new system and do a complete setup without any problems. ???

Wow those cards look promising… And now those prices are great actually... Well within home/lab budgets.. Those would be a cheap way to get host to host running 10ge over copper... I might have to get a few of those... Thanks for mention of those!

@athurdent: Thanks, any plans on adding Application Visibility / Filtering and maybe IPS/IDS to this? Yes, but this isn't really the right forum for detailed information about tnsr and future plans.