hah.
Guess i didnt check there.
Either way, Not everyone watches the blog ;)

-E

ic, too solicit a work around along with a fix, say why your are doing, not just what. i actually used the file editor on this time around, but still hoping to figure out what is wrong….

It is very resource-intensive. According to the glTail author, he has done quite a bit of work on optimization but that has not made it into a version that works on windows yet. If you are running Ubuntu or another Linux platform, you might have better luck with the current version from the author's git repo.

What's going on is that the captive port only sees one IP and one MAC.
Because the AccessPoint does NAT you cannot see that multiple users are behind it.
This is the base principle behind NAT.

There is currently no way for you to block something like that.
However this thread http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,10392.0.html is about detecting when someone is using a NAT device.

@fredde:

Damn, not bad for a home setup ;), may i ask what you are running on them?.

all the BSDs, a couple Linux distros, Windows XP, Vista, Server 2003 and 2008, VMware ESX, and of course plenty of pfSense and some m0n0wall.  There are 51 IPs responding to ping on my internal /21 (split into /24s, VLANs) at this moment.

I'll detail it all more later.

It's been fixed.  there was a thread on the mailing list in the past week about it that has details and how you can manually fix.  archive at gmane.org

I checked both, same thing. Returned back to OpenBSD and pf rule writing.

This information is old. The version 1.2.1 is also based on FreeBSD 7, so it should by now be running with the ULE Scheduler.

Try this on for size.
Run this

Then add a mail(); function call to /etc/inc/dyndns.class…I'd do it for you, but I don't have time to incorporate the GUI...

NO! - It hasn't got enough memory for a start, http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,1712.0.html I think you'll find its only got 32Mb of RAM. How do you propose you'd get the image on there? there is no IDE interface, no USB interface and no CF slot!

Stick it in the bin, I did mine…

I know what it is and no longer want the system logs. I drove Nmap and ARP was then decided that it was on the WAN as it was. It is my broadband modem that sends 1.1.1.1 so how can I remove it from the system logs? or block it from the WAN, or in any way to remove it?

If it's a binary you could look to the Linux compatibility option.  It isn't pretty, and you'll be entirely on your own ;)

Alternatively, there is npre (1.9) and npre2 (2.11) in the ports tree - both of which are Nagios addons.  That would probably be a lot less painful.

One of the customization you guys have made to the site seems to be causing this behaviour, because I just installed SMF and both slick graphite themes on my site, and I'm not seeing it.  However, in any case, I believe that if you add the following lines to the main theme css file, it will fix it.  It will also still allow people to set their own colors on table cells.  If this causes any problems, remove the "tr" before style, and that should [still] fix everything, but from a broader perspective.