It's unlikely.

The GUI example helped me in the past… Since you know the IP, does either the external port or internal port stay the same? If so, you could create a rule like the one I have below. deny external port IP internal port deny 443 192.168.0.100 443

Given the very short backtrace and that is panicked in ACPI, I'd go with BIOS/hardware. Check for a BIOS update. You could try to disable ACPI, but I'd be surprised if that actually helped these days.

Looking at that list, most of those don't affect pfSense at all (like DTLS stuff), the others are fairly minor. Don't try updating that library yourself as it's likely to break things.

I am blind, IP's are listed in the logs under the openvpn logs.

A fresh install did it! I selected PPPoE in the wizzard and it's working. I have no idea what was the problem before. i didn't use firewall rules or other "special" settings. The box was only on DHCP and nothing more…. But hey......it's working now  :D :D Thanks for reading!

Hi Derelict, Here is a quick drawing of our network (sorry! poor visio skills). On other note, the problem with phone system happened earlier on few occasions but it used to sort itself out within few mins, before we run any diagnostics. This time around it's dead. Thanks Jai  

Conversly I have three high numbered ports open here and it can only 'see' one of them. It sees a port forwarded to a skype phone. It doesn't see a Skype port forwarded to a machine that's currently off (as expected). It doesn't see my openvpn server even though it's definitely listening. Steve

Does anyone have a suggestion of how best to move the Squid cache outside of /var?? Since I'm using a SSD for the pfSense installation, I use the RAM disk option for tmp and var, but these are too small and volatile for the Squid cache. So Squid will fill up, and not work in this scenario. Here's my output from df -hi Filesystem                    Size    Used  Avail Capacity iused ifree %iused  Mounted on /dev/ufsid/539c74fd15a8a779    46G    943M    41G    2%    34k  6.3M    1%  / devfs                          1.0k    1.0k      0B  100%      0    0  100%  /dev /dev/md0                        77M    656k    70M    1%    141  10k    1%  /tmp /dev/md1                      116M    29M    77M    27%    191  15k    1%  /var devfs                          1.0k    1.0k      0B  100%      0    0  100%  /var/dhcpd/dev and gpart show has =>      63  117231345  ad1  MBR  (55G)         63  117231345    1  freebsd  [active]  (55G) =>        0  117231345  ad1s1  BSD  (55G)           0        16        - free -  (8.0k)         16  100454113      1  freebsd-ufs  (47G)   100454129  16777216      2  freebsd-swap  (8.0G)

Pretty sure its a Broadcom chip. Try use dual or quad port INtel's.

If you want to log into pfsense admin with ad users, you need to enable active directory as an Authentication Server. Go to: System - User Management Settings tab You will see Authentication Server, in the drop down select your ldap/ad server

pfsense1 is a vpn server for remote access. pfsense2 is a vpn server for site to site.