It may work but it would be super confusing. Why not just replace an RJ45 jack with an RJ11 jack? Rewiring the jack isn't hard, and then you won't have to even remember which is a data port and which is a phone port or keep special cables around. Alternately, an RJ11 plug will fit into an RJ45 jack, so just wire it up like an RJ11 at the jack. Still confusing, but less confusing than needing a special cable. Just remember to label the jack appropriately. The next person who has the house after you may want to shoot you either way you go, though. :-)

I had the same problem but still haven't received any thing to my question which is on the pfsense forum. Therefore I have work out my self and found some kind of a solution. I suggest you to switch off transparent mode and configure your browser for proxy. use the DNS as your PFsense local IP address and add a dns forwarders in your pfsense. use squid guard to mange url filtering. It will also filter https too. There is a small problem with this. the block pages may not display the error message that you have entered. @heirkeyso: Sir, The diagram what I present to you is not a good practice? I want to use the pfsense for the purpose to serve as a internet or the pfsense is the giving an internet connection to the user and in the same time I can block the website the are using like the social media(facebook, tweeter and etc)., instant messenger, torrent and etc. for the users and I want also to control whose user will I block or gave a full access for the website or url. Below are my concern: -> documentation or manual for setting up pfsense -> if I already finished set-up the box how can I block the https://www.facebook.com and https://www.twitter.com? -> setting up port forwarding. is it the same in configuring in link-sys router? -> Is the i7 processor with 8gb ram will enough for the around 60 users? Sorry for these questions. I'm just new to pfsense and I just want to know everything before I deploy to our office network. Thank you in advance for your response. Precious

Thanks very much to you all… I have configured my pfsense dhcp to hand out only the ip of my AD DNS...nslookup now works as it should be.

Just like Steve says. When you download a file, your computer starts a new TCP connection for it. And pfSense makes a decision about to which gateway  to route this connection. If it takes either one, it will apparently be 8 Mbps. But if you started second download and your gateways had the same weight, pfSense should choose the other free gateway so you would get another 8 Mbps download.

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@tbt_sysad: Good Day, i've tried to work around in dansguardian users but so far the result is failed, maybe you can share some ideas, any ideas will be much appreciated. thank you. squid+dansguardian tbt_syasd :) You've got to supply a little more information. How were you identifying the users? Dansguardian has several authentication modules or you can simply use IP address of the client…

"Two pages open at the same time to copy paste" What??  You Crop and edit in whatever tool your using - its takes seconds to adjust what you want portion of the screen you want, and then tweak it how you want in the tool..  What are you using to take your screenies? This took all of a maybe 3 seconds to do, and its only 11k..  I could put almost 20 of them in 1 post vs if did the whole screen its 224K and would not fit. [image: examplepic.png] [image: examplepic.png_thumb]

I sold one at $36, I re listed again, so another chance for someone. http://www.ebay.com/itm/PFsense-Firewall-SFF-PC-FX5620-/171151443134?pt=US_Firewall_VPN_Devices&hash=item27d96bc4be

If your a partner you could always sign up to Microsoft Action Pack… MAPS?

Outlook.com uses more sub domain zones to load the page, so just unblocking outlook.com will not work. Under the code, its secretly pulling data from other website domains. Look at the code its requesting.. Do some network sniffing. Squid can sometimes be a paid. Try using TCPview from Microsoft on the client and try and understand what the client is requesting.

Thanks for the heads up illern. Long story short, we are in a transition to a new website design (finally!) and hope to have it out soon for all to enjoy.