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  • Discussions and feedback related to this forum

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    johnpozJ
    @Popolou well that is recent for sure.. I don't recall putting that in - maybe?? Fixed now it seems which is the good thing. Thanks for bringing to attention.
  • Community Hiring and For Hire postings related to jobs that require pfSense software skills

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    w0wW
    @sef1414 Name it "run.sh", copy to pf and chmod according documentation https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/development/boot-commands.html#shell-script-option You will see messages in the system log like those quoted in the script after logger command.
  • VPN Comparison Chart

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  • Question about web filters

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    @Jailer: @BlueKobold: Or you will be able to connect to your home firewall through a VPN tunnel and then you use the Internet connection from your home. I could do this but it's not worth it. Browsing occasionally is one thing, circumventing security measures is quite another and would likely get me fired. No way in hell I'm going to risk my job for some occasional browsing. I don´t want that you loose your job, it was more in the meaning to get in contact with the admins in your company to ask for.
  • Continuously mysterious packet-sequence dropped on wan int

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  • First Post - starting pfSense Next Week :)

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    I'd put ESX on the hardware (ESX should support the Intel NICs in the Jetway) and run pfsense as a virtual. Dump squid unless you want it as part of a URL filtering solution - and if you that that, run it on a separate virtual machine. This still leaves you some capacity for other fun things like an asterisk pbx.
  • Used Gear Score

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    +9001  you win one Internet
  • Help the Newbie :(

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    Hey sorry for the delayed update just want to thank @kesawi it works! Thank you. :) Just having problem when installing squid to act as proxy server.., when squid is installed any link you click on a website will omit the https:// on the address then will show err in connection error..
  • Was going to load test PFSense this weekend

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    Finally did it! About 3.85Gb/s total throughput through the NAT while only using about 17% cpu. Of course this wasn't a PPS test, but standard 1500MTU. I just realized I forgot to check my CPU frequency. It normally likes to hang around 300mhz-500mhz. I'm sure it was closer to max if not max, but I forgot to test. Ohh well [image: 1GbTest-Bandwidth.png] [image: 1GbTest-Bandwidth.png_thumb] [image: 1GbTest-Load.png] [image: 1GbTest-Load.png_thumb]
  • Eth Port communications

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    To answer this post, yes it can communicate with other ethernet ports.
  • Network Setup - how to deploy pfSense

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  • "Selling hardware with pfSense" - what counts as "modification"?

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    jahonixJ
    Great, I answered that already. Applying settings and/or packages does in no way modify pfSense. If I was misled by your reference to the document "Can I sell pfsense" then I apology!
  • Feature request - Wanna be like Cisco….

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    DerelictD
    Did an active/standby upgrade/patch this morning. Gotta hand it to them. Even the remote access ipsec tunnels stayed up during the failover events.
  • Supermicro fan holder - super expensive, why? MCP-320-81302-0B

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  • Best way to use an SSD as an external Drive via SATA? (Windows 10/7)

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    @divsys: The other thing that sometimes works is to "Uninstall" the drive in Windows Device manager, although that tends to be a little kludgier (read "riskier"). I take the disk offline in Disk Management. I don't remember if you manually have to bring it online after plugging it in to the other PC. I'm not suggesting this is 100% safe either but Disk Management tends to warn or block if you try to do things like accidently remove a disk while in use or being used for swap for the running OS.
  • Pfblocker is my hero :)

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    @bbcan @overlordsofthewiki perhaps this could/should be updated? https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Pfblocker also might be nice to provide a sortof up-to-date list of working free/paid blocklists that work with pfblng.
  • Stupid ![](tag)

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    jimpJ
    One detail that could be important: Users browsing the forum that are not logged in cannot see attachments, so using inline images can be better for some cases. You just drop the URL to an image hosted elsewhere inside the tag, like so: [img]http://i.imgur.com/0LlOg66.png[/img]
  • IPv6, NTP and SHODAN

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    I suppose, but I'd rather head off anyone eager to tout that as a security measure in this day and age, too many people already thought NAT was a security measure in IPv4. Sure it might have helped or been part of a larger strategy, but it's not something that should be relied upon. If devices use privacy addressing or hop addresses the collected data will only be useful during a small window anyhow.
  • PfSense 2.0 Suspicious IP Connections

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    @cmb: Connecting to them with what protocol/port? With that description, guessing UDP 123, NTP time sync traffic to pool.ntp.org members. Thanks, I haven’t checked which protocol/port. I will try that, but first I changed the NTP server to see if the problem stops.
  • EMD diesel engines

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    jahonixJ
    I don't want to re-fuel this thread, just like to say "Thanks!" to cmb/Chris for his statement. Of course my reply was meant in a funny way - I was laughing when I wrote it. Just imagine a smiley at the end of the line and it gets clear. Otherwise I would have ignored the post and gone away silently. @cmb: though slightly out of line Maybe because English is not my mother tongue.
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    Upgrade to 2.2.6, that was fixed at some point since then if it's what I think it is.
  • Pulling Out of the Forum

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    Hmmmmmm….  Yeah.  Sucks he left.
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