@jimp That appears to have fixed that. That saves a lot of "work". tnx

@johnpoz indeed. Though it sucks when you get the errors, rush to see if anyone is reporting problems, and then discover that you missed a tweet while sleeping.

@balanga Try wiggling your cable. If that doesn't work, check your DNS!

@kiokoman That's hysterical! Maybe an inside joke at Netgate.

Seems fine now. Not sure what was going on.

I normally never get past that thing that says 99+ : [image: 1615766617798-d0307775-aad5-4cba-a5de-e140b39812b8-image.png]

Ah, OK. Yeah I often see notifications for post and edit which look similar. For your last post in fact. Steve

@johnpoz said in Forum disconnecting?: if you want the page to work correctly ;) Ahhhhh I never do that, never..... I have no problem with the forum and its operation :) +++edit: [image: 1609959668333-eda1c021-ba4c-4575-836a-ae7179e2262e-image.png]

We don't maintain those, it's a part of NodeBB. Might have more luck reporting it upstream.

@provels but i see it on chrome and microsoft edge, and only for netgate forum, well in any case it could be a nice feature for someone that didn't notice

pfSense feature requests should be added in Redmine in general: https://redmine.pfsense.org/ However, no this is not directly possible. pf, the packet filter used by pfSense, is a layer 3 filter it cannot filter by MAC address. So to do this the firewall would have to set a static lease for the MAC to get a fixed IP to use automatically and that would present a number of challenges. Steve

I will ask what is the official way for users to mark as solved - especially if they don't have X rep points.. Maybe that can be adjusted. But for you or anyone else - unless it turns into hundreds of PMs a day or something.. Just PM the thread to mark as solved...

@JeGr No badge, that is sad.