Just make sure you didn't configure any upstream gateway on your lan interface.
Check DHCP settings and make sure your clients get the correct settings from your pfsense DHCP.

well from your drawing I would assume your laptop is on the 192.168 network from your wifi router..  Why would you think you should get to pfsense lan IP.. Did you forward ports, did you open up the web gui to the wan IP.

Out of the box pfsense blocks all unsolicited traffic from wan side unless you forward and or create firewall rules to allow traffic.

You're feeding pfSense a trunk with all VLANs tagged or is that switch in L3 mode and does routing?

Thanks for your help.

I haved to change the PCI Adapter.

Actually I used a USB Wireless Adapter and run perfectly.

Only I have a doubt. How I connect the Wireless Card to my Wireless Network in Pfsense 2.2.4?

i cant find where introduce the Password for the Network.

Because there is none.  Get a wifi device and put it behind pfSense.

ok,thanks for support.

Thanks for the advice. All working now! cheers.

I added the rules and it worked.  ::)

What is your slot, full length or half? I have only found one half length mini-pciE module that is acceptable for my personal usage and it is expensive. Based on AR9380/AR5BHB112. The rest of the modules i have tested had lackluster performance.
https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Bigfoot_Networks_Killer_Wireless-N_1103

The AR5BHB92 works but you get what you pay for. My connections speeds with it were not optimal.

If you have a full length slot the AR5BXB112 is a good choice for the money.

vpn is set exactly as it should be.
works 100% directly followed from airvpn.

i'm concerned about the wifi.
are the rules correct, or if not, what should i do to allow my to browse the web?

thanks

You may be right, I can reproduce this problem (upload more important than download) with my ISP's wifi.
So it seems the problem is related to my netbook. That's weird. I should try with another Linux distribution, even with Windows.

Are you authorised to have administrative access to the Netgear GS 724T?

If so, login to it.
Check the port membership for the RJ45 port on the switch that you are plugging in to is a member of the VLAN that you want the Wireless Access Point (WAP) to be in.
Also check that the port is enabled and that no access restrictions are in force.

Configure the second WAP with the static IP address that you require.

If you are new to VLANs. Download the Netgear GS 724T manual and read it.

@reggie14:

While the OP asked about blocking Windows 10 devices, it appears to either be based on: 1) a mistaken belief that it would help address the threat of WiFi Sense, or 2) general rage against Microsoft and/or Windows 10, resulting in a desire to block such devices out of spite.

I am treating Windows 10 devices just like I treat any unauthorised device that doesn't comply with or breaches our security policy. I don't think that my attitude is any different to Windows 10 as it would be to an unauthorised Wireless Access Point plugged in to the network.

AFAIK, WiFi sense isn't implemented on earlier Windows devices except on Windows phone. If I have a 'mistaken belief' are you saying you know that WiFi sense is implemented on other devices other than Windows 10?

Yes. I'm no longer a fan of Microsoft or any of its products. Perhaps my Windows Mobile experience scarred me for life. I'm not a fan of any technology or company that is privacy invasive, insecure, or just makes my life harder. We have Windows 7 and some Apple devices on our networks. They are not exactly sandboxed or quarantined but they are all actively monitored for suspicious activity. We have no plans to deploy Windows 10 yet and probably won't ever need to. From Windows 2.0 to Windows 7, I have been bitten enough times by Microsoft over the last 28 years to become spiteful.

Now that pfSense 2.2.4 has been released, I can continue purging PSK and rolling out cert logins again.

http://dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/ perhaps? (Note that the VLAN support in DD-WRT is hardware-specific.)

Well my first inkling was right:

http://www.lex.com.tw/products/BRIK2.5-3I270D.html

USB slot for WWAN

I am using an AR9227 based card with your rxbuf and txbuf settings and can confirm a noticeable throughput increase. I am experiencing other issues with the AR9227 chipset in hostap mode, but I'll be doing a writeup on that in another thread soon. Thank you for doing this research for the community!

Hi guys need to get the wifi adapter for usb for my pfsense which has usb 2.0.

There are several ways to do so. Buy a RaspBerry PI 2 for ~$30 and install the WLAN USB Stick
there and then use it as an WiFi Access Point.

I want to get max performance

UBNT WLAN APs are also really fine to handle and offers on top ac,
and the WLAN controller (software) is also able to run on Linux.

This will be my access point. Which to use?

UBNT, MikroTik or a Buffalo or Netgear with pre installed DD-WRT.

Thansk doktornotor, will do, see what comes from that…

BlueKobold, i think that is what i will do, guessing the easiest solution at the moment...

Cheers

From me on top please enable WiFi client isolation for the VLANs where the both WLANs are in.
So no one can snoop on the neighbors WiFi device.