Thanks, missed this post

If I understood your question correctly. Ports can be opened or closed to allow or deny data transfer between devices. If you do not close them, an unauthorized user can access the data.
Here you can see the details link text

I'd like to think no-one has an AFP server exposed to the internet. But....

@gertjan said in [solved] What destination-ports Web-browsers actually use?:

I did look up what 'PBR' is, but these guys couldn't make me any smarter.

Wow, it is actually in there. And Friday is tomorrow but you are probably one of those who thinks the week is almost over at wednesday mornings. ^^

@stephenw10 Yeah when I first set this thing up, I could get ZERO traffic to pass at all. That’s when I panicked, and made the WAN rule. It was probably coincidence that it started working after that. Now that I think about it, the WAN side probably hadn’t found my public IP yet.

Hello Steve

As soon as I read your first 10 words I realized that it wouldn't work. So I've been sitting here trying to sort through my memories to see if I can figure out how to set something up that could actually be helpful. I think I'm probably going to have to start back when I had first started using pfSense and work my way up through the earthquake and steps we went through to get the medical crisis centre set up and running. That way I can get some idea in my mind for what my experience with pfSense had included and why I was not able to get it configured as I needed. Maybe then I might be able to see how something could be set up that would be useful to someone who had no previous pfSense experience.

I know this will take some time because just in sitting here for a little while and trying to think this through I find gaps and redundancies in my memories. I'll get back to you when I've got my basics straightened out.

David

Ah, I see! No, I think that's a process that issues writes. But don't quote me on that. 😉

Either way it's not something you need to worry about.

Steve

@jsporer said in I blocked Google, now they block me.:

I'm quite confused when I saw your title

But you've read all the posts, and found out that the initial subject isn't the real subject, and not even close.

Hi,

May I ask you what parameters had you changed in freeradius.inc? I’ve changed cipher list but it does not work. Clients seem to receive no packet at all.However, WPA2 works very well. Thank you very much.

Running EAP-TLS & SHA512 cert with Aruba AP(

@gertjan

I found a possible work around with that cost factor haha

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Hmmm. . .

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of course the Tape storage system would need to store many tracks also and look cool :)

@stephenw10 said in Log and Data Meter:

You can use the Status_Traffic_Totals package to show that.

Steve

That's awesome Steve, thank you for sharing!