@ITFlyer Hello again. I found this, appears it may be FreeBSD's lack of support of SR-IOV in any version as Hyper-V VM. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/supported-freebsd-virtual-machines-on-hyper-v#table-legend

Glad it's working for you.

@Gisle thanks for your reply. Cheers!

I did a static ip from Windows 10 with Gateway 192.168.1.253 (pfsense) DNS 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4 - WORKS Thanks You. Static ip from pfsense MAC binding - DID NOT WORK Static ip from Windows with Gateway pfsense DNS pfsense - DID NOT WORK

@Gertjan Thanks! I found what you were referring to and noticed the dpinger processes. I don't have control of anything on the other side of my modem, but I do know the gateway address. I've had my IP change a few times over the year, to be honest... so I went with a google DNS server. It's 8 hops away, but it's not likely to change in the foreseeable future. Thanks for the assistance.

it is the same ;) I have migrated Forefront TMG:s that way. The only thing is to allow a private IP on the wan if of the sub FW

@stephenw10 I just add kern.timecounter.hardware=ACPI-fast from web UI in tunables and reboot the PFsense VM :)

@Wizard76 Thanks for the reply. Since my post, I've tried both ways and really haven't really seen a difference, even in CPU (and my 10 year old Q6600 needs all the help it can get...). Thanks again.

what version of Windows/Hyper-V is it?

No, as far as I know, it's not possible to add another NIC to that machine. If you are pushing 100GBytes/day through that one NIC, bear in mind that its 1Gb/s bandwidth will be pretty much split between WAN and LAN. If you aren't on gigabit fibre, it probably won't make much difference. You can use VLANs on ESXi in much the same way as you do with your managed switch. You will probably want to allocate at least two cores to pfSense, given the packages you run. I don't know much about the disk space or memory requirements for those packages but I suspect 6GB of RAM would be plenty. Someone else might be able to help with those numbers.

I suggest you give us some details to work with. How does it fail exactly? Any error messages? How does Vultr tell you to login to WebGUI? Usually they will assign you an IP address. Is your WAN configured with a public IP?

Has anyone tried this yet

Used 4000000 but I'm unable to improve it further. I honestly don't know what I should tweak or what's going on. On this image below, orange arrow shows when I downloaded the file from the pfSense VM. Green arrow shows when I used my server (where pfSense is running) [image: 1552041054856-screen-shot-2019-03-08-at-11.30.00.png] EDIT: Adding a video where you can see how it looks downloading from pfSense vs server (both connected with LAN). Looks like the pfSense is being limited to around 250mb? while the server can download at more speed for a limited amount of time. This is driving me crazy haha Video: https://d.pr/v/1OYQeP