@GruensFroeschli: Hello. I am from switzerland (winterthur) and i'm basically interested. What exactly do you mean with your looking for a "consultant" ? Does that include on-site implementation or just consultation in case of problems? Hi, both on-site, consultation (monthly contract) a well as several other special projects!  I replied privately with more details. thank you

heres what you do: enter everything like normal but leave host name blank. go to freedns.afraid.com and click dynamic dns you then see your domains you are using, click the direct url link, in the address bar you will see the following: http://freedns.afraid.org/dynamic/update.php?randomstring copy the random string (everything after the ?) and paste that into hostname, freedns will now update.

Nope the cpu is not busy, I am using the latest 1.2.3 I think it was. The NIC's are 1 gigabit Dlinks and yes the response time varies from 3 to 0.2 ms. In the moment I switched to Zeroshell back so that people in the office can work, I think my problem is from the configs. I noticed when I added DHCP IP's to be added as DNS entries the speed increased a little. ??? Gabriel

I've seen pretty good results with Speakeasy's speed test on as high as 10meg symmetric connections. www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/

Hi, Did you find out how to do it? I need the same thing. Thank you. @Mozgoved: @ermal: You would need a redirection, port forward. Please, tell how can I do what? Using Firewall: NAT: Port Forward?

I think this was actually caused by some power issue, maybe a brown out. A server at the site with no UPS was also down, I found out this morning.

I thought this was the latest stable version, but I've just re-checked and noticed there is a newer version available.  I'll have to spend some time and upgrade it within the next couple months.  Thanks for pointing out my out-of-date version, although I'm glad to hear that its fixed in the next stable release.

@Grim0x: (if that is true, it still leaves the question - why doesnt mkdir work?? - try it). Please elaborate on "mkdir doesn't work". In the web GUI if you give the command mkdir I wouldn't be surprised if it appeared to do nothing (which isn't the same as "doesn't work") - you haven't told it what directory to create! It would be helpful if you gave more information along the lines of When I typed … as the command to web GUI menu Diagnostics -> Command  I saw … but I expected to see ...

That's what I did a year ago, I was expecting a better solution this time…

It is not a supported or recommended configuration, but I've installed Postfix on several pfSense boxes with decent success. There's a built-in configuration option (always_bcc) to do what you're looking for, at least for outgoing mail.

@submicron: What kind of NIC is it?  Do you have traffic shaping turned on?  Do you have device polling or checksum offloading turned on?  If you look at the device status do you see errors?  Dropped packets? Ok you hit it on the nail - was traffic shaping.  What I do not get is why does it affect Firewall -> LAN transfers?  All my queues refer to WAN <-> LAN interactions.

Thanks! I will try that!!!

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