what kind of AP are you using?brand and specifications.tnx

yes it can.

Thanks, working perfect!

Crystalfontz displays should work with our lcdproc package.

Thankyou very much, I'll get it done later today when I'm on the inside of the firewall again  ;D

Nothing special is needed for that kind of setup, you use one of the public ip-addresses for the WAN-interface and that address will be the address everything coming from LAN is natted to by default. For other addresses you setup 1:1 nat with virtual IP.

Use squid…you can allow unfiltered access by IP.  Read/search the packages forum.

You should pay more attention to what you read.
@http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic:

System:

Advanced:
If you want to be able to use NAT-mappings from withing your own LAN disable the checkbox "Disable NAT Reflection"

Thanks very much for the help, I've got it up and running at this point.  I've got some more questions, but I'll post them under the sub forums where they should go.  Thanks again!

Easiest program I know of to literally map a drive letter is called webdrive. Which can map a drive to FTP or SFTP (FTP over SSH) site. However the program is not free but does have a full evaluation version you can take a look at it at: http://www.webdrive.com/ One other choice I'm aware of is: http://www.sftpdrive.com/

If you don't need drive mapping and you are using Firefox there is an add on called FireFTP which is a great program that supports FTP and SFTP.

Please use the search. This has been discussed countless times.
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?action=search
keywords: "kernel: arplookup"

Why not use snmp and pull from pfsense to a internal/external webserver
cacti is a nice and free graph proggie, need a webserver and runs both on win and *nix, *bsd

maby not what you want, but you got informed of the possibility anyway ;)

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How is your WAN interface delivered? If your ISP is responsible for the equipment that presents you with an Ethernet interface, then you need to talk to them. If you are responsible for that equipment, you need to investigate its configuration.

To use full duplex, both ends need to be talking full duplex.

@heiko:

Click HOME at the top and then you can search the whole forum

Yup, that's what I figured :).

From the posts I've read, I'm getting the feeling that it might be because I'm using a 4-port Ethernet card. Perhaps it doesn't have enough buffering. I'll look into that next.  Perhaps there's a way of using system memory with it or something.