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cisco are a bit pricy… Why not take a look at the unifi stuff.. the new gen AC models, the lite is like $89 and the Pro is $149 https://www.ubnt.com/unifi/unifi-ap-ac-lite/ The new gen AC models support band steering, ATF - DFS is not yet supported in the US..  But there are many enterprise level sort of features but for a home budget price. I have an older v2 AC model, the new Lite and LR models in use.. And as soon as the pro's show back up in stock will be replacing the old v2 with new pro model.  While it works and all.. They don't seem to be giving the band steering and ATF love to the older models. I would be up for selling it for a good price ;)  If you have any interest in that.  If not it will prob just sit on my shelf as a spare..

I would try a different brand of modem.  Zoom makes a few different ones that work well on Comcast, just make sure it's at least DOCSIS 3 and check the number of channels bonded up and down. I've been using a Zoom 5341J that has been pretty good for me. As to "why"  if you can get to a web interface, see if there is anything about "statistics".  Look for errors and such on the channels.  Cable modems are very sensitive to signal levels and SNRs.  There maybe a bad or marginal device inbetween the cable modem and the wore from the street.  If you have any splitters, try removing them (yes you may have to give up TV for the test).  You may need better quality and higher bandwidth ones.  See if you can make a straight run from the outside to the cable mode.

Adam, Sorry for the delay, yesterday was a crazy day! The box that Storm put in is not a switch at all (that's what the guys called that installed it), it's a router that can do PPPoE. The brand is MikroTIK, type is 750UP. I suppose they have it set up in pass-through, so packets are just passed along. It does solve the problem though. -Rob-

Working perfect after replacing the RAM. Thanks!

We don't consider SSDs (mSATA or otherwise) or eMMC as "embedded filesystems" in the traditional sense. They are high quality current-tier disks and don't suffer from the classic limits of flash media like CF or SD cards. They get full installations and can run any packages, assuming they don't eat up all the disk space and RAM of course.

your sure its not 127.0.0.1??  172.0.0.1 seems odd… Does your trace return this for the name? ;; ANSWER SECTION: 1.0.0.172.in-addr.arpa. 7200    IN      PTR    172-0-0-1.lightspeed.brhmal.sbcglobal.net. Can you post up this traceroute..  Are you in Birmingham, Alabama area??  That is what I believe brhmal stands for.

Don't setup squid as a transparent proxy.  It won't do anything to filter HTTPS sites.  If you decide to go the squid route, run it in explicit mode in conjunction with WPAD.

hi I find a way to solve this. use ssh connect to server and edit /etc/inc/services.inc file find {$custoptions} below this add this option dhcp-parameter-request-list 125; and save file restart dhcp it work fine

Just had an epiphany, the traffic stops look like they all happen just after the hour. within the first 5 minutes of the hour, must be a hourly cron job that is causing the problem?

Everything on the same LAN?  Your router should have nothing to do with it.  Are you crossing subnets? If your talking having your DVR on one connection and the cameras on another thats a different story.  (with the pfSense WANs in the path) Cameras open to the internet?  Can you see them from outside your setup?

I spun my 2.3 test box up to the 2/15 build this morning and it seems as though the patch works as expected: Testing methodology: Added 2 ports to a bridge Rebooted to verify that the config xml was sane (it was) Removed 1 of the ports Rebooted Removed other port Everything seems OK.

i have upgraded 2 month ago so i have the 2.2.6 version Jahonix :  i will do that tomorrow , i have phisycal access to pfsense

I will try another cable and check the MTU setting to see if that helps But the only thing is this issue with the speed taking a nosedive happened after I put Pfsense into the equation before 15down 2 up was the norm. but back to the drawing board And, KOM man i cant thank you enough for all the you have offered so far!!

Thanks. I had previously found the List mailing list, but didn't want want to clutter my inbox. I looks like there is a list that is just for announcements, and looking at the last several months of archives the only emails sent at all were new release announcements. https://lists.pfsense.org/mailman/listinfo/announce

Adding some comment here: As far as I understand, importing user's certificate in pfSense is not mandatory as long as OpenVPN server certificate is issued by same (or trusted) CA but not importing these users certificates will mean that revoking it will not be feasible or at least easy. Am I correct ? ???