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Ok danswartz thanks.
I have to figure out how to use pfsense inside my network.
Thanks again!!!
So when I uncheck it the traffic stops. I mean this checkbox.
Thanks for your post!!!It's useful for me!!!
That's your cable modem. How exactly is the WAN connected to the cable modem? The cable modem is replying from different interfaces.
this seems to be a bug. if under general configuration type is set to "dhcp" this error will occur. if i switch it back to "static" the rules get applied…
sorry for the long wait before the answer. I have not noticed the reply :)
linux client <-> lan:pfsense:lan<-> lan:internal router:lan2<->linux server
IPs are: 192.168.1.100/24 (client) <-LAN1-> 192.168.1.254/24 (default GW) <-static route to 10.0.1.0/24-> 192.168.1.111/24 (internal router) 10.0.1.254 <-LAN2-> 10.0.1.30 (server)
thanks
Found it. Screwed up port forward rule.
eric
You'll probably find that snort is what you're looking for.
@Defenestr8r:
No, I haven't. Is it stable? If so, what's keeping it in RC status?
See http://blog.pfsense.org/?p=497
Solved it! It was a bad Ethernet card
Yes - search the forum for details on installing packages on embedded.
You would have to start with a port of FreeBSD to OMAP, which hasn't been done yet.
