@johnpoz said in Edit File how to save ?: see my edit.. posted pic of where Got that, thx! However it did not fix my issue https://forum.netgate.com/topic/161275/x11-forwarding-request-failed-on-channel-0-after-2-5-0 :(

You're welcome. Always set that if you are not on the latest so the package system doesn't download code for the later version.

@matty-ct said in VoIP issue SIP ALG detected...?: As you suspected, You welcome. Somehow I felt this

Permission denied like that is almost always blocked outbound traffic and there is not much that can do that. But Snort is something that can. Are running it? Steve

@mohkhalifa Couldn't you just use this one ? https://forum.netgate.com/topic/161025/to-2-5-0-or-not-that-is-the-question/69

@cdbrown2018 You will have to find a way to connect pfSense to the wireless network. pfSense itself doesn't support wireless hardware like wifi ac sticks well. But depending on your hardware, you may run for instance a Linux on bare metal and virtualize pfSenes on it. So you can abstract the hardware layer for pfSense.

@gertjan Thank you very much

@shjfliejfasel Now you done it. You forced me to do an archaeological dig through my "Junque" box to find a 9 pin - 9 pin null modem cable, so I could try it with my firewall. BTW, it works.

@jvamos Don't confuse Bytes (B) with bits (b). Bytes generally refer to an amount of data, such as with disk space, but bits refer to a transmission rate. A byte = 8 bits.

@stephenw10 The strange thing is that i used this kind of configuration on an other host PC, with fewer VMs and this problem did not occur. Then the version of the pfSense was older.

Redmine issue created: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/11495

@stephenw10 very interesting document thank you

@viragomann Great, thank you very much https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_Inter-Domain_Routing

@johnpoz Very interesting document thanks. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8375

@stephenw10 me too. link text

I not sure if that is available via gui? But its a simple ssh-keygen command ssh-keygen -lf ssh_host_ed25519_key.pub Should work - the file would be in /etc/ssh [image: 1613848679423-fingerprint.png] You can run it from the gui like this [image: 1613848801580-gui.png]