@jimp: Did you adjust the gateway preferences for "Frequency Probe" on that gateway? Read the note next to that field. I currently don't have any of the advanced things set (I did, but had never overridden the probe frequency).  The top graph shows "Quality - 3 hours - 1 minute averages", but it is clearly drawn only every 5 minutes, and the graph shows that they are definitely in chunks (looks more like a bar-graph than a line-graph) [image: rrd-q.png_thumb] [image: rrd-q.png]

The main way to land in that table is to repeatedly fail authentication in a short span of time. It helps prevent brute-force login attempts.

For the GUI, I don't think it matters. The automatically generated GUI cert is not a "server" certificate.

OK, thanks.  I will live with two pages open :)

Config files are in /var/etc/

Difficult to speculate, probably a problem with the RAM, or perhaps the IDE controller. Did you try swapping the power supply (wall wart)?

Knew there was a simple answer, just could not see it. Thanks

I also had this issue even after upgrading to 2.0.3.  It was fixed by clearing my browser's cache.  I use Google Chrome, by the way.

Brilliant. Thanks. Worked for me too :)

I think this is a configuration issue. Because when i``` pfctl -d Thanks.

IE 6 isn't supported, no one should be using it for a long, long time now. Newer IE versions, make sure you're not in compatibility mode and they're fine. Every Firefox version works fine. You're using a non-default font size/zoom size to get two rows, you can break it by doing that.

Read this: http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Remote_Config_Backup

Hello, I have the same issue. No way to get user inside a group. I use "ou" as "Group member attribute". When I try to authenticate a user via "Diagnositcs/Authentication" the user never get inside the local group. I checked LDAP request, and when it's asking for result from "ou", my LDAP is giving the good group name, of course the local group is the same. Any idea ? Regards, Paco Medina

Here are the commands in curl (wish I found that wiki link a while back I had to work these out): login (replace the url username & password: curl -k -L -b cookies.txt -c cookies.txt –verbose -d "usernamefld=yourusernamehere&passwordfld=yourpasswordherer&login=Login" "https://192.168.1.1/index.php" To do a post: curl -k -L -b cookies.txt -c cookies.txt --verbose -d "action=Disconnect&if=wan" "https://192.168.1.1/status_interfaces.php" NOTE: A lot of the pfsense pages use csrf. It this case you have to get the value from the page you are posting from and post that with the command. Luckily for you the status_interfaces page does not use them :)