@jknott

There is an update to an openSUSE 15.2 version that works. Here's the repository.

@mhertzfeld Sounds like a good plan. Yes, unfortunately paying monthly for a service you will not use 99% of the time is the only option with almost all data plans. If you are interested in T-Mobile look into a T-Mobile MVNO. They might offer lower amounts of minimum data plans for less cost on the same T-Mobile network.

Good luck.

@brightwolf
you need 5 thumbs up 👍
now you are all set, try again

@jegr

here
https://community.ui.com/releases/UAP-Firmware-4-3-23-11354/f55174e8-ec75-4ab6-b11a-822e04e5aa34?page=1

beta.png

Notice where they said they wanted beta feedback ;)

To be honest its a bit of a snafu if you ask me... Lets see if it gets removed since they released that version now..

edit: Looks like they got it sorted... I only see 5.x firmware now new 5.43.19 came out
new.png

I take it you want to do something like this?

3routers.png

Keep in mind your other 2 routers are doing nat I take it?

Keep in mind while your 2 downstream network would be able to get to anything they want on 192.168.0 in such a setup - if your going to put devices on that network.

1 couldn't get to 2, and 2 couldn't get to 1, and 0 wouldn't be able to get to 1 or 2.. Without setting up port forwarding on these other routers.

I would never suggest such a setup.. But if if that is what you have to work with until you get a new pfsense.. Yeah it can work.. It's a mess, but sure it can work.

Yeah, we didn't remove your post because linking to a github is not what your normal spammer would do. 😉
Unfortunately we get a lot of spam here and replies on an old thread that include links are typically where it appears so it got flagged.

I would still recommend adding a description there against the parent project since I'm still unsure what that is.

The vast majority of pfSense users would never have tried to use a lua script with Suricata. The package gui takes care of all that.

Steve

https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/9263

@johnpoz
OK, in that case I suppose I have to consider if the TP-Link EAP245 is the issue. After all, both Pi3s were performing well when the Linksys WRT1900ACS was operating as the router and wireless access point. I switched to pfSense and the EAP245 WAP only about a month ago and had this issue.

Thanks for pointing me in the correct direction for investigation.

I have a lot of VoIP phones that will only update via FTP
Siemens Unify springs to mind.

But then they don't use FF or Chrome.

I normally use FileZilla for FTP , don't even like the browser ftp GUI.
And it's within my own RFC1918 net.

/Bingo

@Parakinesis

or Ruckus and UBNT (in this order) 😉