Thank you for the response mats will try it

It has been there as long as I can remember.

And why do you wan't to leave your hyper-v Host unprotected?
In my eyes it should be behind the PFsense VM

thanks I will look in to I t

Interesting because the port going to your modem should be untagged on VLAN 100.

pfSense is based on the FreeBSD operating system, so anything else you install must be compatible with that OS. It is generally considered very bad practice to do so, however. Let the firewall be a firewall, and use another box for your applications.

Mh, pppoe is like a tunnel and uses 8byte from your connection. so MTU of 1492 is most the fact. All of your traffic goes through this tunnel for accounting and I think, you get every time the same IP so it is static. Other ISP (Cable) may don't use pppoe.

pfadmin

Please make a picture of what ist what in your network. I don't know what you mean with "PPPoE Modem" and so on.

pfadmin

Hi, I also had this error, in my case it happened using qemu as hypervisor. With KVM it works correctly instead, so it's probably an issue of virtualization

My current Time Capsule doesn't give me any flexibility… It works but I can't see whats coming in and out of the network and can't isolate the devices...

@AMizil:

Your Splunk Light license expired or you have exceeded your license limit too many times" . After expiring the trial period you have to somehow manually change to free otherwise …

Go to Settings > Licensing > Change license group.  This does limit you to sending less than 500 MB/day of logs to Splunk though.

Yeah it's a little confusing because I see this in the logs also

But when I check the Arp logs and DHCP logs as well as the control panel for the router it all looks right


@Harvy66:

Looks like you enabled polling. Instead of an event based system that reacts when new packets come in, it spins at 100% CPU checking to see if any new packets came in.

You rock :) Thanks.