@derelict thank you. Things I didn't understand in class before are making sense to me now suddenly. I appreciate everyone's patience.

@kom Thank you. Actually that's exactly what we had. But we have to separate the firewalls with DMZs being setup on External Firewalls and Internal Firewalls would have only the internal Networks.
Just wanted to see if this setup would create any other issue (besides that you mentioned double NAT).

Thanks,

You need to re-install to switch filesystem types, no way around that.

ZFS is a much more durable filesystem, it means fsck is no longer needed. And in fact fsck does not work on ZFS (or didn't last time I forgot and tried it!).

Just for clarity the problem in UFS is usually not the fsck cannot repair it, It's that fsck returns the filesystem is clean when it isn't. That's why it can often be repaired by running it repeatedly from single user mode. It's certainly possible to damage the filesystem beyond what UFS can repair no matter how many times it's run though.

https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/zfs.html

Steve

It works great, thanks.

@johnpoz said in private.dnsstuff.com:

But guess it would be possible to just show the command output of whois running on pfsense?

I think that would be nice! IMHO

:-)

Ok, so you're leaning on client anti-virus.

Anyway it seems the following engines can be used with squid, via havp...
arcavir, avast, avg, clamav, dr.web, fprot, kaspersky, nod32, sophos, trend micro

Thanks again for your input.

Yes more details required here.
It's certainly possible to add however many VLANs you need to trunk out of one of the LAN ports.

Each VLAN needs to be configured on the LAN parent interface, mvneta1, as well as in the switch config.

Steve

Well lets hope nothing too wrong with it, finally got around to updating my 3100s and 2440 to p2 ;) heheeh

Offices super quiet for MLK day I guess.. Wasn't seeing any real traffic on them - so updated them..

@grimson
Thanks for pointing that out to me. I will give that a try to see if it resolves the issue.

Remove the package. Upgrade to pfSense 2.4.4-p2. Reinstall the package.

If you don't have that function, you are not on a current version of pfSense.

@asv345h said in [Resolved] pfSense hangs when WAN is unstable or lost:

And, for your amusement. I recently found this homemade cable splitter hidden away in the ceiling which would explain my WAN issues.

WOW! There are some real "geniuses" in this world!!!

I'm surprised the cable company didn't catch that, as they do a lot of work to ensure the integrity of their system, as they are required by law, to prevent interference to other services.

I will not create a loop any time soon.
If I will find the solution, be sure that I'll post it here.
Have a good one!

@mgbolts Occasionally I run into similar problems and then I am thankful for any hints myself, ☺.

@stephenw10 Works like a charm!

Thanks for the clarifications @nkaminski and @stephenw10

No sorry, I had assumed you wanted to avoid writes to the on-baord eMMC. Writes to an mSATA SSD should be no problem.

Steve

@brians That actually makes quite a bit of sense. I will try to install one and let you all know how it goes. Thank you!

Using the acme package might be a solution. I haven't tried that.

That link helped to get me started. Using the correct search terms massively helps getting more relevant search results. Thanks a lot for the quick response and the nudge in the right direction.

@jimp

Ack

pls advice what was wrong for future refs https://forum.netgate.com/topic/139651/problems-with-webroorftp-method/14