most likely not, if i recall correctly dd-wrt doesent use rrdtool i´d  say dont bother /F

Cool. Thank you.

@rkelleyrtp: Thanks again.  Is there an easy way just to get allowed vs dropped? That should be on the summary view, but it only counts logged items. There isn't a web interface to it, but you can also check the output of: pfctl -vvsr From the console/ssh. It will show you things like this: @6 block drop in log all label "Default deny rule"   [ Evaluations: 5        Packets: 2        Bytes: 104        States: 0    ] @41 pass out all flags S/SA keep state allow-opts label "let out anything from firewall host itself"   [ Evaluations: 5        Packets: 6        Bytes: 456        States: 2    ]

Nice Jimp!! Wouldn't it be nice if that really was the protocol!  Make my life easier.

1.2.2….. We need to upgrade.

1.2.2 was based on FreeBSD 7.0, and 1.2.3 is based on FreeBSD 7.2 There could be any number of changes along the way that let it work. You'd be better off starting with a 1.2.3 NanoBSD if you need embedded.

Sorry for the confusion - we run a WiSP service for a large rural area using Motorola Canopy radios (not 802.11) - over 500 customers, many commercial gas production facilities, coal mines, etc.  The radios have MAC's starting with 0a-00-3e…  When NAT is turned on they change the first number to a 2 (2a-00-3e...). Again, I got this sorted out.  I know what the messages mean, and I use them regularly to monitor duplicate IP addresses being used, but there was an issue with our syslog server and the messages it was sending out to us (only sending the first message multiple times so it looked like same change was happening multiple times, instead and back forth between the hosts).

This is an old post, but I just wanted to update. I was working on a WAN Emulation project and I wanted to use Alix/NanoBSD as base. Since you guys have IMHO the best BSD based project I wanted to learn from you. Everything has been resolved and is working beautifully.  It even have it using the front LED's to indicate if WAN Emulation is enabled and if there is traffic on any port.  :P

Well the webgui IS the gui. How many rules are you talking about? If you use aliases appropriatly you can reduce the amount of rules drastically. IMO if you loose overview over your rules a rewrite is called for (with correct documentation).

pefect, thanks!

Threads automatically lock after a certain amount of time with no new posts, it probably just expired. I haven't seen any posts from the person who was planning on making them in quite some time.

http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/FTP_Troubleshooting

Hi, Thanks for your response. The strange thing is I already editted that file. When I call on it directly I only see the 4 hrs graph,when I go through the menu it show all at an average of 5 minutes (300 sec) but the numbers dont' seem to add up. Strange…. Any thoughts?

radius server ip is going to be the ip of your radius authentication server and the shared secret is the secret ket you setup on the radius server to check for when other computers would like to talk to it. How far have you gotten in your setup as of now?

usually they are flag files that are just touched so that other processes which are run periodically (cron, etc) can see some action that needs to be done. Not sure about the one named "touch" that was probably a bug somewhere or perhaps done by hand(?)

Yeah, it's broken on 1.2.3 release. See here: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,21381.0.html