@bobsuruncle: ah yes, good idea.  what's the best way to swap it without re-configuring everything? Download and edit manually your config.xml is the best way, I think. Always use saved copy for backup! Search for interfaces, ex em0 and em1 and swap them everywhere (match whole word only). For my setup it counts only 1 match for every interface assigned. After editing double check everything and restore your edited config on firewall using gui. The other way is just to reassign it via console menu or even gui, but I did not try this way and it could be complicated as you need to re-plug your cables on the fly may be.

If this isent possible, then its ok, but i hope that it works anyone?

Noone?

Check the firewall interfaces for possible stale rules left behind. Also I noticed some things do not work/get applied properly until you do a reboot.

HI Swoody, i have the same issue, did you manage to find a solution? Vuko

I have been using Pfsense for years to protect VoIp. Nothing beats this with Pf8Blocker. I have never had a NAT issue due to PFS since 2.x earlier version did have issue that needed some tunables etc..

Hello, I figured out the speed issue. The tunable for flow control does not load when placed in /boot/loader.conf.local I used cli to do the following "sysctl dev.ix.0.fc=0" the command prompt in GUI works as well by entering the same string. Now if I could only get the DOM readout I will be a happy person.

Hi This is sorted.. Years back I'd setup IPTABLES rules on the servers to block specific traffic. I'd forgotten about that and it was those settings that were causing the issue. I now have 4 SIP trunk from different providers registered and routing to the correct devices. Everything seems to be working fine.. Thanks

The ASUS can be setup and configured as a Wireless Access Point. This is now in and connected to OPT1. The ASUS is doing MAC filtering and is configured to use the 10.10.10.1 as it's default gateway. All devices are being given DHCP addresses and network config from the OPT1 interface. This all appears to be working fine. By default I've blocked all devices from the AP/OPT1 to the LAN but have allowed a small 'approved list' So far so good. Thanks for the help and advice.

Thanks, both. Looks like I saved the cost of an antenna. The wireless card will remain in the spare parts box.

Yeah that's OpenVPN prompting for a password. I was able to half-duplicate that using an auth-user-pass /root/openvpn.pass option with the file only including a username. Looked a little different (newline before Enter Auth Password:) only specifying a username in the GUI. Neither of those hung there on 2.3.2_1 but it's easy to think that older versions might have behaved differently (waiting there for input) in the same circumstance. So fix your OpenVPN Client Auth and you should be good.

OK got it all working…still not sure what it was. I reinstall Pfsense and factory reset my switch redid everything and seems to work. Might have been also a problem the laptop adaptor I was connecting to the switch, one person mentioned that, so I tried my desktop and it work. All is good now. Thanks guys for all your help. :D

haha and this is not freepbx forums. PFsense router is working great! lmfao

Sorry I spelled rule wrong on the topic.

Draw a schematic, wording descriptions don't help here.