What is the application?  Only time I have heard of forwarding to broadcast is with a WOL type setup where you want to send a magic packet across a NAT.

Has anyone else had any luck with the USB551L and pfSense?

Nobody ? no ideea wwhy the rrd Graphs are not working?

It means what it says: It was able to bind, but not able to retrieve OU's. Perhaps the account you gave it to bind with doesn't have enough privileges to do what it's attempting?

If the AD server auth fails it should fail back to the local auth DB, but it's best to switch back if you get an error just to be sure.

Yep working now - added a screenshot fine.

hi,
I don't test it because i need some time.

I tell you when i've done.

Thanks.
Myke.

Hi, Best regards

I try to understand your code,

in this lines

foreach ($ifdescrs as $ifdescr => $ifname):
        $ifinfo = get_interface_info($ifdescr);

i think that maybe you have one error, because you don't use the real value ( $ifname), you use, the  key ($ifdescr)
…
        foreach ($ifdescrs as $ifdescr => $ifname):
        $ifinfo = get_interface_info($ifname);
...

Is there a special way to get an account in the bugs system?  Logging in with my account here didn't work, so I tried to register for a separate account there but didn't get any response.

Are you running a bunch of packages, have you customized something?
A backup and restore of the config is usually the best way to do this, and it fits on a usb key.
I like to have spare pfsense boxes around with enough interfaces, so I can grab one, restore the config and swap it in case of disaster. Much easier (IMHO) than trying to restore an image. Again the circumstances might be different if you had to re-create some customization/hacking, or had complex packages installed.

Thanks a lot… Ntop is what i was looking for...

cheers!

Pedreter!

@podilarius:

Well, to me if the real purpose is to use the 2.x network, then I would drop the 85.x network. Setup the WAN ip you use in pfSense to also allow a VPN, so that you can connect a VPN and RDP to any host.
Then setup NAT or routing/firewall to pin hole the traffic you want to pass. You could keep the second as a failover, but that would be only for outbound traffic.
It might be possible to do what you want with just the 2 networks.

thanks for your reply, after a bit of work i tried your suggestion but it started getitng messy, and totally lost where i was and what i was trying to do..

instead now i wanna just keep it simple i.e. :

1 pfsense 2.0 vm with 2 NIC (1 getting DHCP ip from a network with internet access 10.170.85.x ) and (another on a network {private} that requires static IP 10.170.2.x)

i think it would be easier for me to config it so that pfsense appliance accepts pptp and ipsec connections from Internet wan (10.170.85.x) and then forwards the connection to the private Lan's wan (10.170.2.x)

kindly please guide me in this, and many thanks for your initial idea.

regards