Dynamic DNS has nothing to do with the DNS options you are talking about. Services –> Dynamic DNS to access the webgui from the outside you need to create rule on the WAN interface that allows traffic from the WAN (there is this link named "search" in the top-bar)

Sorry all, haven't abandoned this, I just have the flu right now… I should be jumping back on this in a few days, but in the meantime some suggestions and other input woulld be great! -JP

@Cry: Which is what people have been telling you from the beginning ;) Exactly! Now I found everything I was looking for ;)

What are you complaining about? If a command from the underlaying OS isn't accessible from the webGUI then start your compiler and implement it yourself. If pfSense is ported to Delphi or C#, i'm your guy.

Thanks for the post, but what ended up working for me was: mount /dev/ufs/pfSense / This allowed me to write. I then tried to unmount with the same command but got no where. However after some time (30 minutes?) the file system put itself back to read only. Ciao, P.

You might check the bios revision numbers between a working unit and the other four units… also look very closely at the chips on the boards to make sure they are the same revision levels as well - otherwise you will have to go the RMA route. Just my thoughts... gm..

@jchuerta: I have the same problem any ideas ? We need your config.xml to track this down.  I believe all the php errors are due to the XML parse error showing in your logs.  Thanks –Bill

If it helps anyone else out, the card that had these issues was a D-Link DGE-530T. Thanks again guys :)

Very true - you will see if pfsense is detecting the processor cores but the question was to see if the cores were actually being used - the top command will show it whereas the dmesg will only show they were detected.  :) gm…

That functionality will be in 1.3.

@onhel: Status/UPnP ;D Alright. Alright. There's no way that link was there last night, when i was up too late, and tired, and… Oh i give up. Thank you.

I wouldn't recommend disabling local logging, unless you have a specific reason for doing so. It's usually desirable to be able to see the logs from the webGUI as well as on your syslog server. Your config is fine, my first guess is as onhel suggested, a firewall on the machine.

Here is a HOWTO http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/HOWTO_setup_vlans_with_pfSense

This has been discussed before, and the response is that you're on your own if you do.  It's completely unsupported. I would say that I strongly disagree with your final sentence.  The most you should ever install on a firewall would be a proxy server or VPN endpoint.  You should never run FTP/HTTP servers etc.

look at http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,6335.msg36526.html#msg36526

Hmm, 0 responses?  Oh well it's no longer relevant (to me).  I was forced by another decision to use a different router.  :'(