Hello: Great idea. Being that you created your own mounting bracket, any chance you can give back to the pfSense community with the STL file(s)? Have a great day.

I saw it !

Well, there are a lot of options. You can connect any NIC to any internal Linux Bridge. You could connect them in a lagg. There are many ways you could use two NICs in a Proxmox host. https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-sysadmin.html#_choosing_a_network_configuration Steve

bonjour après plusieurs recherches sur internet j'ai trouve afin de mettre du 10 giga en local et voir peut etre virer ma box apres mais bon déjà en local voila ma config : version de pfsense : Version 2.4.5-RELEASE (amd64) built on Tue Mar 24 15:25:50 EDT 2020 FreeBSD 11.3-STABLE Materiel de la machine CPU Type Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E31230 @ 3.20GHz Current: 3200 MHz, Max: 3201 MHz 8 CPUs: 1 package(s) x 4 core(s) x 2 hardware threads AES-NI CPU Crypto: No Memoire State table size 0% (206/3269000) Show states RÉSEAU Carte réseau : Pour le Lan :intel 82599EN Single port 10 G SFP+ PCie 2.0 x8 avec des module cisco fibre de chaque coté Pour le wan carte interne chipset intel Switch : Netgear xs508m 1 x SFP+10 Gigabit/1G et cuivre (combo) 7 Ports cuivre 100M/1G/2,5G/5G/10 Gigabit RJ-45 Tout cela fonctionne merci a vous pour réponses Si vous avez besoin de conseils n’hésitez pas Bonne journée

Thank you for your help, i never heard about it, i was usually using ping and traceroute command. i am not a specialist. I maybe gave a wrong explanation, but as you said it's not about pfsense son i should ask to ubuntu users. My question was about why it was working when the dhcp on pfsense was enabled and static ip on ubuntu, but not with dhcp was disabled and static ip on ubuntu. For sure it's something about the dns I hoped to find an answer here because i thought i has something to do with the dhcp server but it's not... I'll try other linux/ubuntu forums or just switch to another operating system. Many thanks for your help man ! I appreciate it, you made me understand things I understood/learned wrong. Big up ;-)

hmm ok, thank you.

yes and we do not know when the will do that ( will hit the maketplace) im also interested in buying one of such modems...but we have to wait when they are on sale

Hello all After spending all day yesterday learning about managed switches, Vlans, firewall rules and connectivity issues. I have come to the decision that i am biting off more than i can chew and if i do manage to chew it i will definitely get indigestion. Therefore I will install pfsense as a plain vanilla solution with 1 LAN (192.168.1.1) to which i will connect this to a 24 port managed switch (that i still need to buy) to the switch I will connect to my 4 serves and the home automation server directly and connect one port to the powerline in the loft. I will set with a static IP address for all the servers. and DHCP for the powerline. then the powerline in the loft will connect to the powerline in each room which in turn will connect either to a computer directly or to a simple switch. In the case of the living room i will connect the asus as an AP, my HTPC and my TV with a static IP. to a small switch. If it would help I can connect the asus AP to it's own powerine. would this be better? then the on the asus i will segregate the home wifi and the guest wifi. In the case of the home theatre room I will connect the projector via wifi and the HTPC *with a static IP to the a simple switch that will be connected to the powerline in that room . once this is all done and working i will start to develop the firewall rules to further secure my environment. and then learn of to design develop and implement vlan to segregate the IOT from the rest of my environment Once again thank you for your contribution and I apologise for being so long winded.

No pfBlocker running there. -Rico

@martin085 said in Stop interface reassignment on reboot: It seems really dumb behavior Correct. Using USB NIC's can be described as such ;) Hardware interfaces HAVE to be present at boot so the system can apply known firewall rules and other settings on it. See it as security related. Like : I find a firewall, slide in my USB NIC into one of the port, and gain access to the system ... Software based interfaces are somewhat different - they can be created on the fly after booting up (like OpenVPN interfaces). I recall you can add to this file : /boot /loader.conf.local some instructions to have your USB NIC activated even when it is not there during boot. Use the forum-search function to find them.