Is the gateway set on the WAN connection? Is the gateway blank on the LAN?

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Doesn't want to seem to give any info.

Debug patch gave following output: dap_bind_s ldap_simple_bind_s ldap_sasl_bind_s ldap_sasl_bind ldap_send_initial_request ldap_new_connection 1 1 0 ldap_int_open_connection ldap_connect_to_host: TCP 10.20.0.100:389 ldap_new_socket: 15 ldap_prepare_socket: 15 ldap_connect_to_host: Trying 10.20.0.100:389 ldap_pvt_connect: fd: 15 tm: -1 async: 0 attempting to connect: connect errno: 65 ldap_close_socket: 15 ldap_err2string

sorry for the late reply and woow thanks for the response. Exactly what i've been looking for. Actually, a little help with another rc-script and the 4th partition gets mounted, and the mkfs-tool shipped with the embedded img. So the embedded image deals very well with a classic 4-primary partition table. (and can mount FreeBSD (a5) and FAT (think 0c) partitions). Even DMA transfers seem to be supported by the alix-hardware (cranked up almost ~17MByte), though it will not run usb-disks too stable. :) Oke, there's no partitioner tool inside then - maybe a good thing, agreed And don't worry, just sometimes it's handy to have some extra space, like running a seldom-used-ftp or similar little abuses. Surely no caching with a lot of IO, this kind of storage is not made for this. (Though, the wrong thing to do here is to rely on this hardware and NOT having a spare card with a recent backup) Yes I am aware that what i'm doing here is way beyond the purpose of pfSense, and i love it for as it can actually be done! But I am aware as well, that it's the best non-commercial solution anyone can have, out of the box! (esp. soho environment where there's a lot of throw-away products!) :) thanks a lot

can u share the list of updated facebook and vimeo ip and cidr list also the complete snapohsts of how to block https://www.facebook.com/ and https://www.vimeo.com/

You may be able to (it would no doubt require a lot of command line hackery) but I definitely recommend you don't. You should install a syslog server on another machine and configure pfSense to send it's logs there. If you really want to use only one machine there is a syslog-ng package for pfSense so you can store long term logs locally if you are running a full install. I've never tried that though. Steve

You need to add an interface, then those tabs will show up under the interface. [image: snort_rules.jpg_thumb] [image: snort_rules.jpg]

OK. So if you want to have both interfaces appear on the same subnet and you don't want any filtering between them you need to move the filtering. Go to System: Advanced: System Tunables: In the table are two sysctls that control the bridge filtering behaviour net.link.bridge.pfil_member and net.link.bridge.pfil_bridge. As the description in the table says you have to edit those values setting net.link.bridge.pfil_member to 0 and net.link.bridge.pfil_bridge to 1. You will need to reboot the box (or remake the bridge) at this point to get the values to take effect. Also you probably want to re-arrange the interface assignments. You want to end up with: LAN1 assigned as bridge0. bridge0 with the two interfaces added. This means you will have to reassign whatever NIC you have as LAN1 currently. You don't have to do that but LAN1 (assuming you renamed it from LAN) has the anit-lockout rules etc. I wrote a post about doing this sometime ago that may be helpful to you: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,48947.msg269592.html#msg269592 Steve

Yeah I think dynamic updating is not on by default because of security risks. But I'm glad your up and running.

Turns out it wasn't NRPE but something screwy along the way updating from 2.0.3 to 2.1. backed up the config, reinstalled from scratch and restored config and it's been running just fine (with NRPE) since. When in doubt, go with a fresh install.

It was my mistake… I had an error in last row in the TXT with subnets for the alias. It did not mess up the 2.0.x boxes. Only the 2.1-release stopped working.

What hardware are you wanting to do this with - something dedicated to just pfsense and your Vms?  Or your workstation you do your normal work on? If dedicated - then install a hypervisor your choice - I use esxi, its FREE and rocks.  But you could use prob any of them you want - I would suggest a type 1 over 2 if this is dedicated to pfsense and other vms. Then as suggested you run your pfsense just like any other vm in your hypervisor..  You can then have your pfsense be router/firewall for your whole vm and physical network, or just as router between your physical network and your vms, etc. Here is doc that should get you going on the right track https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/PfSense_2_on_VMware_ESXi_5

I have dsl… And have it reset the connection every day with the setting on interface options.

Please post screenshots of your floating rules and gateway groups. I am also trying to get youtube for schools working. I think I am getting close with the help of others. My multi wan with squid is working on 2.0.3. Testing 2.1 on a different box.

it's allways difficult to put yourself in another persons' shoes. thats why a problem so "easy' for some is incredibly 'hard' for others that aren't familiar with the material at hand. figuring out what is wrong with``` SELECT * MORF mytable; in my experience, people here are friendly and will allways try to help.