Doesn't matter, you can restore a configuration from any version to any equal or newer version, and sometimes older versions. You may not always be able to restore a configuration to an older release, but even that is possible between 1.2.1 and 1.2.  2.0 configurations cannot be used on 1.x, but 1.x configs can be restored on 2.0.

There haven't been any bugs related to outbound FTP since before 1.2 was released. There were a couple issues fixed between 1.2 and 1.2.1 with handling of FTP servers residing inside your network behind NAT, specific to certain configurations where you're using CARP and multiple FTP servers.

I typically find signal 11 related to hardware, and moreover, memory at fault.  You may want to check on the FreeBSD site as well.

Hey,

thanks for the reply.
I know that it's a different system but I've seen the thing in action. And I have no idea on how it works, that's why I asked.  :)
I figure that even if it exists it probably doesn't work with PFS. :)

Any thanks for the helping.

Bye

There's already a great traffic shaper for pfSense and trafficsqueezer is Linux-specific.  Additionally, there's a good chance that you never got much of a reply to your posts because they are almost incomprehensible.  Slow down, organize your thoughts and type clear, concise sentences and you're much more likely to get a useful response.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,7001.0.html

You can just modify /root/.shrc to not run /etc/rc.initial…

only 2.0 should be with more possibilites.

Have the same problem as dustybin - cannot telnet to bridged modem behind pfSense.
Important: my ISP doen't use PPPoE or PPTP, so my WAN interface is just static public IP, let say 84.x.x.x.

Picture showing complete network configuration is in the attachment.

So obviously to access modem management interface (192.168.1.1), I have to assign two IPs on WAN interface of pfSense: public (84.x.x.x) and the one from modem's subnet (f.e. 192.168.1.2).

If I go straightforward and assign 192.168.1.2 as IP alias:
ifconfig rl1 192.168.1.2/24 alias

then I run into the same problems as were described by dustybin:
…when i click on google, the first time i click, firefox waits... then the second time i click it comes up, its the same with every website i visit, sometimes you need to click them lots of times before the page appears.

I've played around Virtual IPs instead ifconfig alias, however had no success at all.

I'm using AON, as suggested by ermal, however, I believe it will not solve the problem itself, as you will need two IPs on single WAN interface anyway, and this is the main problem.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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There is a bounty for a Central Management Interface http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,7949.0.html

Best would be to update to 1.2.1-RC3 http://www.pfsense.org/mirror.php?section=updates
2nd best a direct link http://portsmon.freebsd.org/portoverview.py?category=&portname=mc&wildcard=

I use snmp now (cacti) but will only show me the in/out trafic at 5m intervils.

It wont say this month you transfered 35gb.

Any entries in the log about blocked connections or failed authentication?

If you have your console open to access you have risk of people booting from other media and getting rid of any protection anyway, but there is an option under system > advanced to disable that console access.

P.S. Even on Cisco hardware, you can always get into a router with a password on it by telling it to ignore the config on boot up. They added a no service password recovery option to still require the password, but you can still interrupt the boot earlier to get past that.

What OS is your web server running.  I'm guessing Server 2003??  Ensure that under directory security on that website you have the correct information for anonymous access.  Make sure that no other check boxes are marked.