Up please.

Well. Put the old machine on the bench and figured out why it was being so screwy, including allowing traffic to pass vlans. Memory corruption! See this post… I posted a screenshot of the memtest. https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=104740.15

This is my cleaned up version but still no internet on NIC 2 but can logon to the pfsense box using it. [image: netwrok.png] [image: netwrok.png_thumb] [image: Lan.png] [image: Lan.png_thumb] [image: NoVpn.png] [image: NoVpn.png_thumb]

yes there is, First install Squid3 and squidguard then follow these steps to implement WPAD https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=93060.0 If you are running windows server and it controls the DHCP/DNS you need to create a Record A on the DNS server and a 252 of DHCP now that squidguard will handle HTTPs requests and http(need to run transparent proxy) Also the guide say to block ports 80/443 i say its not really necessary because now these days every one runs chrome and it uses auto detect proxy, but of course if they use system settings on Firefox or change the settings on chrome it ignores WPAD so thats why it says to block it but thats only if the user is clever to change it. OR if you firefox you need to manually add the auto detect proxy

BUMP?

Ok thanks for your answer!  :D

Your issues sounds very similar to mine. Been up and running for a year and last week WAN1 went down, restarted and all was fine but been a touch patchy since with interweb. Looses connection every now and then. Although hasn't for the past few days (touch wood) but a bit lost at the moment!

Sounds like you might have run out of disk space on the firewall. Try opening a console session and runing 'df' - or 'df -h' for human-readable output - and see what space is left on your root partition. The /var/tmp folder is normally located on that partition. If you have run out of space, check to see what packages you've installed, if any. Ntop, for instance, can use up a lot of disk space quite quickly if you have a lot of traffic running through your firewall.

Local auth for now.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. All is well now. Created a new rule using the default gate way and placing it on top of the rule with the VPN gateway.

show screenshots & explain what it doesn't do

No news = good news?

just as a note: Had the same issue on an Alix APU running 2.2.2. full build: Tried to solve it with the patch, but it is not applicable anymore!? As a temporary solution I started syslogd via ssh.

Worked for me!  ;D

I posted it up as a bounty https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=105835.0

And are you using a dedicated sync interface as well? On the face of it, it sounds like your system is failing over regularly, causing your connection to die and re-connect. Look over these instructions and make sure you've followed these steps correctly. If you still have trouble, then I would suggest you post a screenshot of your CARP settings and your NIC settings. https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Configuring_pfSense_Hardware_Redundancy_%28CARP%29

@viragomann: @chali: witch vpn should  i use to do this? Any vpn is practical for this intention. If you use IPSec there would be no extra client software necessary in Windows. However, OpenVPN is the recommended vpn on pfSense and it's much easier to set up. There is a wizard available for easy and quick installation of OpenVPn with certificate auth. And you may install the package "OpenVPN client export utility", so you can easily export a client tool for Windows together with configuration and certificates or config + certs for other OSes. Thank you for the replay, And thanks for the info, if i can make this work it would be awesome =) /Regards