@sullrich:

Its very possible.  Not really something that is on my list but possibly you can start a bounty for it.

Thanks.  Then at least it could be done. Will think through the specifications of what's needed
and maybe put up a bounty after the weekend. :)

Keep up the good work.

Regards
Dan Lundqvist
Stockholm, Swededn

Dumb question, but doesn't serial console require a loader.conf change which can't be accomplished on a read only CD?
Should still be able to enable a login on the serial port regardless though.

–Bill

@Aderium:

Donno where to put this but…

Is it possible to use PFSENSE as a router to Bond 2 T1 ?
or as a router for Metro Ethernet ?

Depends on what you mean, but I think the answer to your question is 'yes'.

–Bill

Man pages are not included.  If you wish to have this you need to install and use the developer edition.

You guys are allways one step ahead.  I thought I was on to something new…  Thanks!

We do not use the rc.d init system so this is not possible.  You'll need to start it by hand from a /usr/local/etc/rc.d/ script.

@r0n:

Hi,
So, great, i hope it will be implemented soon :) i am ready to test it !
Is there a time line or are you waiting another bounty, or code helper(time helper?).

Mainly time.  My list of projects I want to work on is a mile long.  This is definitely on it, but I'm working on rewriting the parser for the load balancing daemon we use (slb) as the current one kinda sucks.  I don't have a firm date for this feature - at this time it's more of a, when I've got some of my other interesting stuff done, I'll circle back around to the load balancer as there's a few features I want to add (tcp/http layer 7 monitoring, better load balance methods, and one or two other things that might be nice)  Sometimes users helping set direction with bounties or contracts such as the one that got slb in pfSense in the first place can be a good thing.

–Bill

PS. I'd do just about anything for a MacBook Pro ;-PPPPPPPPP  Kidding (sorta).

PPS. Anyone with yacc/lex skills, I'd love to hear from you.

already a post on the subject check here http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=177.0

You want PFTOP.  Its in the console menu.

http://pfsense.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/
and/or use the developers edition found at the mirrors. It's able to sync against our cvs-web and can build pfSense from scratch.

Argh ::) Mea culpa ::) Looked at the wrong tab and concentrated on "Outbound" rather than looking at "Port Forward" and thinking about it "the other way" :)

Thanks again for pointing out and best wishes - you're all doing a hell of a good job here :D

-Grey

Thats what I thought (and why I mentioned my little Zoe 45er), but thanks to clarify, Holger :)
Because of that fact I expressed my hopes for a new embedded REL_1 image blink twinkle

OK, I'm looking very much forward to see if that function comes into pfSense  ;) :D

Thanks for a very great firewall OS

Anders Hansen

hello, I will also like to know how the rules of filtering update themselves? which is the procedure? which are scripts used ? thank you very much! (sorry for my bad english, i'm french…  ::) )

Short answer: you don't without knowing how to do it yourself.

Try outbound NAT manually - only for 192.168.2.0/24
PPPoE is not encrypted  tunneling -  encrypted is PPTP..

Też pozdrawiam z Polski ;-)

R.

dd on any unix box (or cygwin).  I usually dd an image for archive and then use physdiskwrite later for writing CF cards.

–Bill

Alright I'll raise the states…  ;D

The Load Balancer is working now I've done the Monitor IP address things, and so far the net hasn't gone down. Thankfully.

I love the new RRD graphs in Beta3  ;)

I still get these messages though.

slbd[11921]: Service changed status, reloading filter policy

And I got (some time in the early hours of the morning)

Apr 26 04:47:26 php: : There were error(s) loading the rules: - The line in question reads []:
Apr 26 04:47:26 kernel: pool_ticket: 993769 != 993770

So I'm still not sure what's going wrong, but hey, the internet seems to be working!!

It does.  This isn't FreeBSD, it's pfSense.