Any entries in the log about blocked connections or failed authentication?

If you have your console open to access you have risk of people booting from other media and getting rid of any protection anyway, but there is an option under system > advanced to disable that console access. P.S. Even on Cisco hardware, you can always get into a router with a password on it by telling it to ignore the config on boot up. They added a no service password recovery option to still require the password, but you can still interrupt the boot earlier to get past that.

What OS is your web server running.  I'm guessing Server 2003??  Ensure that under directory security on that website you have the correct information for anonymous access.  Make sure that no other check boxes are marked.

1: Well it depends on your setup. If your client can handle oversized frames you should not have to change the MTU. If the driver of your em-NIC's cannot handle oversized frames, you would have to change the MTU on the other side of the link, so no oversized frames arrive at your end. 2: The problem is, that VLAN-tags add 4bytes to every frame. –> frames can become bigger than the allowed maximum. Most drivers can handle this, but some have problems.

I am happy to hear that. Welcome back :-)

Hi, Works for me pretty well. I'm running 2.0-AA tho… cheers,

I was trying to do the same but cant find rsh: /usr/bin/rsh: Command not found. How can I install rsh?

cconk01 Do the modems get static IP's? No, dhcp , from isp WAN has other adress IP,88.83.x.x dynamic adress (public adress) the LAN side of modem is typically static and usually is 'builtin' 192.168.254.254 ampwifi Great ide with extra hop/gateway (linksys) though excessive amount of extra material. The bridge balancing sounds sound enough -though not really acquinted to it - so it's just a pool of mac -adress You can send through like 'smart vektor routing stuff ? ' - must read more about it later : http://doc.pfsense.org/images/d/d0/MultiWanInterfaceWAN2.png http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Image:MultWanRouterBridge1.png Thank You all for Your reply :) Regards Tom-Pele

PFSense just has some awesome developers.  If you want to say thanks, donate to the project…it lets the people who do the real heavy lifting keep making pfsense even better.

What are you trying to say us?

my issue is rather different, I corrected it in config.xml but it still does not work (I can not apply any changes through web-interface). This box is located far away - so I was stupid doing that, I am screwed up now -(

So in a diagram: internet                 ¦                 ¦                 ¦             (WAN) - public IP           modem             (LAN) - 192.168.0.1                 ¦                 ¦                 ¦             (WAN) - 192.168.0.2/24           pfSense             (LAN) - 172.16.0.1/24                 ¦                 ¦             clients You want to access the modem on 192.168.0.1. You should just be able to type this IP in the webbrowser and it should work.

Sorry, I meant that I would run a capture from the system that's running Hobbit. PS - Didn't realise that Hobbit is now Xymon - I'll look at the new version :)

Set up a syslog-server. This thread might also interest you: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,8358.0.html

I wouldnt use PPTP because it's outdated and shouldnt be used in a new setup. Try OpenVPN since it's really easy and there are already how-to's around. Take a look at the OpenVPN subforum. In this thread are some links on where to find what: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,7001.0.html

I observer what is posted in the first post with the embeded CF image. Afterthat I gave up and installed from CD. It is working now. I hade a differenet issue now, and I have opened a topic in the hardware section. Thank you all very much.