ICMP is the protocol used by ping.  You don't need to worry.

The best vpn is the one where you own both ends.  Server and client.

Good idea. I will post this there with pics. thx.

Logic ! Blind Sry for the stupid question. It can be closed

Dare to dream…

Fixed. I reinstall perl it's ok

@owner524: This should be the ips I use?? Is this what I need these are the ips the router is pulling for the ISP

Thank you. I am planning an upgrade. I was hoping maybe it was a known issue that would be resolve with upgrade.

The data was never supposed to be there in the first place, it was only there by luck/coincidence the way that pf log output was interpreted by tcpdump. It's data that should never have shown up, but… [image: 1g3TM1p.png]

lacp would only failover when a link goes DOWN (ie you unplug/cut a cable). it would never failover if, for some reason, you can not ping google anymore.

Erm? You mean to power off/power on the box? You can use cron for the former, for the latter obviously you can use nothing since the OS is not running, Schedule a WOL elsewhere if supported, or set up BIOS to power on the machine if supported.

Yes I was a trying to tag to Gamebox.  Thought since the layer-3 devices have VIP, VLAN and the bridging of the VLAN to the LAN or WLAN they might relay VLAN packets.  If I go back to the 1:1 Nat solution from PfSense VIP to AP, then DMZ the Station to reach Gamebox, I believe I would need to use 1 VIP for every Gamebox.  I only have four VIP's left and don't really want to use them up for this purpose.  If I could get all Gamebox's onto one VIP that would be good but I don't believe 1:1 Nat works that way.

@kejianshi: DHCP static mapping are this way already.  It doesn't mess with the way a laptop get DHCP IPs on this and that network.  Only the way pfsense assigns their ip. Ah yes, thank you. I didn't think about that but should have. Jason