@denizv:

I saw some workarounds for squid2 but I want full integration between traffic shaper and squid3

If it's still open, send me squid2 workaround so I can try to merge it on squid3 package.

Hi techguy,

I'm not working anymore on this theme, but if I remember well I've done a package or at least I can upload the files If u want to try. I'll update this post with the link probably tomorrow.

Yes, this is meant for bounties relating to pfSense.

I've had a lot of luck with ODesk in the past.  The best thing to keep in mind is that if you're getting wildly-varying quotes or quotes WAY higher than you expected, then you haven't spec'd out the project adequately.  Just because it makes sense to you, doesn't mean that others will get it and as such will tend to pad their estimates a LOT when accepting a fixed-bid project.

@cmb:

Please start a new thread under the packages board with info, much better chance of that being seen.

Done! Thanks :)

https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?board=15.0

-Jamie M.

We've done a number of setups like this for support customers that work great.

The HA functionality you linked isn't relevant to this type of circumstance, that's for active/active clustered machines.

Dynamic DNS is likely to be a requirement with any solution along these lines that offers multi-WAN failover on both sides, as that's the only way you can tell endpoints where they need to be connecting. Strictly referring to IPsec tunnel mode, if you go with transport mode, tunnels and a routing protocol, that's not a requirement. Which options are workable will depend on what the remote endpoints are, since OpenVPN isn't an option, I presume they're third party IPsec devices.

Nope too unstable

I have no problem to pay for something - but if it only works now in beta and I have later problems with the final version… I have to buy a gold membership and 2 hours support for again 500$. I'm not that money thrower.

So I think I'm not that fair traded from you. You bully me that I should pay immediately but I already stated that I will. Cause I'm not a native english speaking person I can't express this in the right words and the length i wish, but we don't get an agreement so this ends here.

I get a lot from your posts.

Sure. Get everyone to install an app on their device that allows you to push notifications to them.

Or the controller for the AP even..  What APs are you using?  Pinging the management IP of the AP does little to tell you if wireless is actually up and running - are you wanting to ping a wireless client connected to that specific AP?

Simple no way to ping stuff and get an alert is smokeping.

Ports do not have any protocol association. That's only on the rules.

Two months later and no takers?

OK, thanks guys - guess I'll plan to upgrade.

@stelecom:

is there any way to do this i need to do this for a mass setup?

Like a step by step guide sorry still a newbie at pfsense,

Yes!
You can Bulk import the users to your Radius and/or Portal User Base.

If you use a radius server (eg. FreeRadius) with DBMS (eg. MySQL) you can import them directly to your database.
Another way could be:
Import the User via WGET/CURL from a List of attributes.

it's like type them all in via the web interface, but it's automated.

I did that a while ago, but it is a lot of work to do it via WGET/CURL! For one major reason: Performance and Error handling.

SuperMule has allowed me to release the code he paid for. Please see this thread: https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=81167.0

:) That donation was just made…  :)

Thanks Again You guys are great!!!

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