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 ;)

/F

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.

@olaf:

Step by step:

#pw user add -n joe -c "Joe Smith, Jr." -d /home/none -s /bin/sh
#passwd joe

Regards,

Olaf

hello.. I'm also attempting to do this (add user(s) just for SSH tunneling I added the user via ur prev post but I get an error that the server rejected our key (admin works) the unprivilaged user can only log in if i uncheck the "Disable Password login for Secure Shell (KEY only)" option.

anyone know how I can get Key login working ?

EDIT… NEVERMIND i figured it out

just needed to copy the .ssh/authorized_keys to the new users /home/none location.

Thanks for the info, folks.

–Eric

Good to know.  Thanks!

–Eric

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?action=search
search-term: "IPv6"
–>
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,5992.0.html
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,7130.0.html

Situation unchanged.

@Perry:

hmm, i don't understand.. how is it limited to send magic packet from one nic ? (192.168.1.255)

I mixed some switches so never mind :)

ok, but now, how can i specify from which my interface magic packet will be sent ?

Thank you Sai and GruensFroeschli,

Your support has been much appreciated.

This thread can be closed.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,9301.0.html

This is how i look for packages
http://portsmon.freebsd.org/portoverview.py?category=&portname=redir&wildcard=

@Juve:

I'm currently using a simple bash script calling wget with some POST parameters (auth + backup page parameters).
working well since november 2005.  ;)

I finally have time to get this integrated into my RANCID backup environment and was looking to do JUST that.  Rather than recreating the wheel, could you post your code to do what you're doing?  It'll save me time and likely a headache.

nb

@killgannon:

… i cant even ping opt1 from anything on opt1....

Are you sure you got the alias definition for 'Wireless net' right? You use it for the access rule on the wireless tab.
If you can't even ping OPT1 from within OPT1 then the traffic gets blocked at the interface for some reason. Try to find out why.

@GruensFroeschli:

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?action=search

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,7057.0.html

Sorry about that! I did a search of the forum yesterday and never saw this one… thanks!