Thanks, xibalba. This will be sufficient for present purposes. If anyone knows how to get SNMP working for disk I/O, it would be appreciated.

@bilbus: is there a comand to stop services and start them. I do not want to use php, if i am going to use cron. Thanks I think you could use 'kill'. http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/handbook/basics-daemons.html To start simply use either service name or complete path to application, depending on if it's in the "path" in the system. You should see that logging on to the shell and typing 'set' I think. Cheers,

I'm working on this right now. Do you use radius auth? If not, is it an option?

As a general rule, you always want to be running the most current release of software before reporting a bug.  1.2 was released more than 2 years ago and 1.2.2 has been out for a long time.  In fact, 1.2.3-RC1 is out now and literally thousands of bugs have been fixed in those 2 years.  I'm glad your problem was solved with a simple upgrade.

I can confirm these cards on the j7f4e1g2 mobo won't work with vlans.  Other than that, you will have to find and ask someone with a similar setup to what you plan.  If you can avoid realtek, do so as if it were the plague. Good luck, -V

@tanhosy: I customize the pfSense sources and rename the "pfSense" to "MyFirewall" and sold it as a commercial product, I have to open my sources code or not ? The full details are on the license page, but since the code is BSD licensed, that means you do not have to disclose the source code. You only need to keep all of the copyright notices and license disclaimers in place. If you really want to know 100% for sure, you will need to consult with a lawyer. Which if you are seeking a commercial business, you may already have one handy.

Try an even lower MTU and see if it helps. If it does start increasing the MTU until it happens again then go back to the last working MTU.

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Others have reported the same thing, where ntop reports just over 50% of traffic as bad. I believe it did have something to do with checksum offloading or NAT causing some checksums to appear bad. Either way it seems to be purely cosmetic.