it was some leftover probably..

Please file a bug report at cvstrac.pfsense.com .. Thanks!

@cmb: if polling fixes the problem, you know it was interrupt related. It didn't solve. I will change second eth wich is Netgear GIGA card for 10/100 Intel and try then. My be this reltek based card is buggy when VLAN's are involved. Sasa

n/m I had to check webGui as HTTPS in the setup page, it works now :D Can I have it so that when im on LAN i can just HTTP and when im accessing remotely i do HTTPS?

You could activate https and change the port to 80 but then you still need to type the https (and additionally :80 because it's not standard http). But i dont think it's possible to just redirect the request. You would need a page on port 80 that has a redirection to the https page on another port. And afaik the webgui cannot run on multiple ports.

Custom queues are not supported by the RRD graphs. Patches accepted.

8080 is a common proxy port and your ISP might be blocking it.

kaY3r is learning from me..lol thanks for all the help from all of you! :)

@sdale: Reboot, Reinstall and that should take care of it. Did the trick, thanks!

Hi, I reinstalled all and i restored the settings from the xml backup file. I had to shutdown it and i wanted a another way to do it without putting the system down. Anyway i got the problem solved. Thanks for all the support. Have a nice weekend. Best regards, Teixeira

The script at /var/db/rrd/updaterrd.sh is the one that generates the graphs using rrdtool. :) [ simon.cpu ]

Excellent thanks for clearing that up :) There quite a nice feature

So I need to change WAN to for example 10.0.0.1? Thank You on fast replies :)

@xztraz: Isn't compatiblity something good? i think it the gui should be compatible with a couple of browsers. not just one. If it is an easy fix. please make it compatible :) Greetings /Micke T Patches accepted.

Linux  FF 2 is also giving me problems with svg graphs.. I think it was ok with FF1.5  not sure if it was the upgrade to 2 that broke it.

no idea as of yet, I will have to look into it.