I know of them, don't know much about them though. It's likely just a slightly rebranded version. The way we control (to some extent) companies other than ourselves and our partners from profiting off the project without giving back is restricting usage of the logo, it looks like they just slapped a different logo on there.  Not sure if they provide support or what.

For support, we have commercial support available from the foremost experts on the project with BSD Perimeter and Centipede Networks.

I strongly recommend against doing business related to pfSense with any company other than BSD Perimeter and Centipede Networks, the primary corporate sponsors, and those listed on our recommended vendors page on the website.
http://www.pfsense.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=44&Itemid=50

These companies provide significant resources to make this project what it is. Anyone not listed on our website is trying to profit off the project without giving back.

Ahhh…didn't know that option was even there! I know that command from linux, but didn't know it'd work with PFsense/FreeBSD... I'll check it out and let ya know...

Thanks.

I'm new to BSD. (we're trying out pfsense because I decided I want to learn how to use it).  How would I disable local login? Will disabling the menu disable to console as well?

EDIT: Thanks for the help.  I'm going to leave the console as is.  It should be safe enough, it's still in a restricted area.

I checked the active network connections when the pfsense freeze. I found out that the csrss.exe open a lot of connection. Finally I deleted the file (c:\windows\config\csrss.exe). I'm certain that the csrss.exe is not the MS csrss.exe which is located in the system32 folder, but I didn't find any useful info. Virusscan couldn't find anything. (McAfee)
Now I'm waiting what will happen…

I assume you want multiple subnets on the same physical layer.
DO.NOT.DO.THAT (you WILL have major problems with that…)

Using VLANs or more NIC's is the recommended way.

maximum in 83.59
maximum out -12.66

I guess the difference could be traffic to the pfsense box itself, though that number doesn't seem to match the graph??

"Refer to the appropriate FreeBSD manpage for the driver you're using to see which options are available (or run ifconfig -m)."

@Island:

can it load balance between the two to give you higher speeds when doing multiple uploads/downloads, or does it provide fail-over functionality only if one of the connections goes down?

However you configure it. (Both is possible)
Take a look at the how-to's.

Awesome, thanks :)

If you need trafficshaping of the vpn traffic using ipsec is currently the way to go as I know that this will be working with the upcoming shaper changes. OpenVPN shaping is not supported atm, same like filtering inside openvpn tunnels.

looking at this another way then. Is it possiable to forward on web traffic from squid to the ISA without losing the source IP address? As we are a school i have to keep track of what children are accessing.

Thanks

Thankyou very much! Works like a charm  ;D

My installation was bad, new install fixed this one right up! ;D

Cool…. that seems to do the trick.  Added the sysctl command to /conf/config.xml under the <system>heading as listed below.

Thanks Scott!!

<system>.
.
<shellcmd>sysctl net.inet.ip.redirect=1</shellcmd></system></system>

Remove the WITNESS option from your kernel, rebuild and reinstall kernel.

The current configuration file can be found from the last field of "uname -v".

Ok Thanks i will try that.
Thanks for the info.

Leonardo Sigales