It's not run from cron (and it's not ddclient), it runs automatically when your IP changes.

This has been a feature since the very first alpha release.

Normal varies a lot - you've missed out just about all useful information to help define that, however…

Try enabling polling.  It can hurt throughput, but it does reduce interrupts.  You'd probably also find a better result with a better card, such as an Intel Server NIC.

ok thanks Jahonix i was thinking that to.

Option 8 also takes you to a shell.

If you don't want a shell available to anyone on the console, you need to enable login for the console on the advanced page.

IPsec passthrough (not rewriting the source port for UDP 500) is enabled by default. Shouldn't need anything other than that.

atrun is there.
/usr/libexec/atrun

You just need to add a cron entry to your config.xml to run it.

I copy, graph are now OK. Thx a lot.

I suggest you offer a bounty in the appropriate forum, stating exactly what you want and how much you'd like to pay.

I have updated the ticket. If the filter reloads often the traffic counters on the queues reset to 0 which makes the counters wrap.

I already clamp down the graph based on the bandwidth set in the magicshaper.

If the MagicShaper is not set it will automatically default to 1gbp. Otherwise all values over the defined speed will be ignored by the graphing code as a wrapped counter fault.

One should always use the queues graph as a indication only so the numbers would not even match up normally. Which is why the graph doesn't have numbers in the 1st place.

wow O_o
I really dont get what you want to do…
Could you make a diagram and explain in complete sentences what you are trying to accomplish?

you can get 99.9% uptime w/ a service guarantee if you are willing to pay as much as your rent/mortgage (more or less depending on how much squalor …or NOT  :) you live in)

sometimes IT ISN'T the CABLE MODEM

for about 2mos my cable modem locked up almost every day... I was getting VERY ANGRY... I called the cable company they sent people out 3 times

(each tech more or less blamed the last tech...or ME which kinda pissed me off.  they swapped cables (redid connectors out side/inside the house)  they even switched modems

none the less the cable modem locked up every day

finally  i called again... and someone there at the cable company FINALLY (apparently cause they said there was an error in the provisioning... and when they fixed the provisioning the problem went away.) double checked all settings on their end.

it was ticking me off ...been pretty good since... not stellar but for residential service certainly passable.

there's a ticket open on this issue.

@cmb:

We can't easily release any updates for 1.0.1, but you can manually update it by following this:
http://blog.pfsense.org/?p=148

Or use the recommended version, 1.2-RC2, which includes this already.

ah… ic... fair enough.. I upgraded to 1.2-RC2 and it seems to be all good thanx for the reply.

so far i like 1.2 a bit better also... so AWESOME and whatnot i guess  :)

Not that it's really important, here's a screen capture from: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,6532.msg37521.html#msg37521


I'd use nmap to ping scan the entire subnet. After that, even firewalled hosts that don't respond to the ping will be in your ARP table.

example:
nmap -sP 192.168.0.0/24

thank you that show me the light

i already try using dumb adsl modem everything work fine

@GruensFroeschli:

You need to have different subnets on WAN and LAN.
How else should a router…. well... route ^^"

I already try that work fine
I done it without disable block private network
Why it work when i didn't disable block private net work
This is my screen shot

Is it possible ?

Last question if i want to do follow this topic
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,6595.0.html

Thank for all help