@ugur:

rrd graphs stopped after 2 weeks

(1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-03-27-2007 built on Wed Mar 28 06:42:17 EDT 2007)

re-run possible without restart?

(hd have enough capacity)

resolved after search forum, thnx.

my Hardware is about an Intel III with 350 MHz and 368MB MB RAM installed on a CF card with 256 MB 50% space left. 10 MB swap wich was never ever used by pfsense.

Leander

I need also access to LAN - this very impotant
Thanks for answer's - i found man FreeBSD about this theme.

@noamine:

Can any one help please !  :'(

killall -h  ::)

Thank You Hoba!
It looks like working!
I will do some other tries.

Thank you for all your good work

fridaynoon

I purchased a TNet 1000 from them in October, no issues so far. Their support is good. To be fair I have only dealt with them twice.

got it .. thanks…

use backup to get the confix.xml file
make youre chanches then use restore to get them in to pfsense
and they will survive a reboot

try deepOfix Mail Server, http://deeproot.in/deepofix/features, a well trained monkey could probably set it up!

Services -> UPNP.

Make sure you are on 1.2-BETA-1 or a recent snapshot (RELENG_1_2)

Found strange behaviour.
After reboot, PPTP didn't work, even log file didn't show nothing strange. I got internal IP, but unable to ping to/from LAN/WAN.
After this made a connection via IPSec, everything working fine. ping from LAN to WAN and WAN to LAN works like a charm. Disconected IPSec, now even PPTP is working :).

Cool, thanks for the info.  If we decide to write up a script to save the logs, I'll certainly share it, although I have a feeling we'll probably resort to sending logs to a syslog server.

Not sure these nics even support it. Checking cables and switch might be a good idea as well.

Look again.  This was asked and answered in the last 24 hours.

Yeah most places are going to allow IPsec out, but you can run OpenVPN on any port you wish. By default it's 1194. It's UDP though, so running it on like port 80 may not be helpful if the network only allows TCP 80. But you can run it on UDP 500 if you want, then it should definitely work on any network that allows IPsec.

Just configure services>DynDNS. it will check for an IP change un reconnection and update the account if there has been a change (given that the pfSense WAN is your real WAN and not natted behind another router).