Well I found vi, and after some to and fro got to editing and saving. So the only thing missing is what should actually be changed in mpd…

it was, apologies.
must have edited it without remembering and then it would run as a script.
doh.
::)

wow sometimes the most simple thing can solve problems.  Someone knocked the attached keyboard off the pfs firewall box and it was face down on the floor.  The depressed key was causing the sound.

see http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,6805.msg38804.html#msg38804 also. same problem there.

VNC over SSH port tunneling is good as long as you can trust your LAN. Better solutions depend on your client OS. With Windows, RDP is better from a security standpoint (better yet with Vista) and drastically better performance-wise. RDP security also depends on host-based controls like account lockout. Also Windows won't let accounts with blank passwords login over the network including via RDP, so that protects you from some mistakes.

Got a cheep switch, and hooked that to the LAN port, and now everything is working great.

Just want to thank everyone who replied to my thread.

Actually if you sponsor it there might be a configuration that works and does what you ask for!

FreeBSD has vimage which gives you different net stack instances on the same hardware you can combine that with jails each running a fpfSense instance on each virtual stack and that gives you what you want and since nokia and juniper started from freebsd they can support such feature, and this is a wild guess, just cause of this feature in freebsd.

vimage is only present on RELENG_7, so you have to wait till then or try to experiment yourself.

Regards.

This has been solved.  I guess I just needed to reboot.

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.