http://blog.pfsense.org/?p=560

what type of bandwidth cap? as asked one could say yes or no. do you mean limit the max bandwidth that one can utilize? or like what some isp do, lock the user out after a certain bandwidth is reached?

What a relief!  My network has computers, where upnp is not desired, and gaming consoles, where upnp is desired.  This will allow me to set my consoles to a static internal ip and only enable upnp on them.  It's the best of both worlds.  Thanks for your help.

Thanks!

I also found some really good videos on YouTube.

You probably started with something more complex than "freebsd virtualbox" ;)

What error do you see on the PC trying to access the site that doesn't work?

Any errors in the system log? Anything bad on the Quality Graph (Status > RRD Graphs)?

Thanks for the reply jimp.  I'll probable just stick with m0n0wall for now.

BTW, I have contributed both hardware and money on more than one occasion to both pfSense and m0n0wall and will continue to support both projects.  And yes, you may even hear me whine from time to time but please feel free to ignore it.  :)

Thanks again for all your hard work!

Roy…

What has worked for me: enable advanced outbound NAT.  click the checkbox for "static port".

No problem.  It wouldn't happen if pfSense used ISC's version ;)

iPhone works pretty well. I was pleasantly surprised.

The admin group should have access, but apparently does not.

It looks like any group you give ssh access does not get it setup properly, but if you add it manually to a specific user then they do get it.

I opened a ticket for this:
http://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/614

I also found two other user manager issues while testing that.
http://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/612
http://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/613

WOW!!! I just tried my script on my secondary pfsense and it seems to work:

:o ;D 8) :D

However, if you see any mistakes please let me know.

EDIT: Do I need "exit" command at the end?