They should, yes, but this topic is for the status showing incorrectly in the dashboard widget. That is, they were running as they should but the status was wrong.

If they are really not starting for you, that should be a new issue in a separate thread.

ipfw fwd is broken in FreeBSD 8.0. Ermal committed a patch yesterday that should fix it.

fixed, thanks

Found another instance of the same PHP quirk and fixed it.

thank you very very much sir for you kind. but i think i should wait little bit for more satable version. I am going back to my old 1.2.2 version. its much batter for me. I just wanted to use 2.0 version for multi wan. but I i will test with my another old pc and i will try to submit the result why i am facing this kind of problem. Once again thank you. take care and ba bye

Fixed.
Check new snapshots.

Is anyone else seeing this? Is there any debug data I can gather for the pfSense team to help debug this before the 2.0 release?

the problem is with the rate package which is builtin into 2.0 now which means the graph shows but 2.0 having the rate package as default on the right side of the graph, the list of ips and each of their bandwidth usage, doesnt show bridged interfaces

i usually check if the traffic goes to proper queues using the queues page but is there any other way to check accurately in which queue the traffic is going and that too with a lower interval value?

@ermal:

AFAIk, it cannot be upgraded and i have written the new shaper on 2.0!

Ermal… I was reading this link that you were involved with...

It talks about AltQ & AutoQoS Cisco packet fragmentation and the impact to VoIP traffic on WAN speeds of 512Kb or less

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?action=printpage;topic=15508.0

I run 2 VoIP lines with pfSense Beta 2.0 and do experience some delay on the voice side.. is there any truth to the document above to assist in making VoIP work better in lower bandwidth situations?

Let me know if you get a chance.

Jim

@cmb:

Is everyone here trying using Intel em cards? Curious what driver(s) have issues, as that seems to be the cause.

I did get lagg + VLAN trunk working fine with fxp cards, haven't had a chance to test em yet but will, as well as a few other NICs I have available.

I am using the Intel® PRO/1000 MT Dual Port Server Adapter (http://www.intel.com/products/server/adapters/pro1000mt-dualport/pro1000mt-dualport-overview.htm) in an Dell 1650 machine.
unfortunately i do not have a second setup to test with different cards.

It seems to be related to the em(4) driver.

Only appears to affect embedded, I've never seen it on full. Ticket opened.
http://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/show/317

thanks, Perry opened a ticket on that today. http://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/show/313

Hi,

What setup do you want to create.

According to the sticky, setup number 3 does not exist, but should be your last suuggestion

When You want to failover from WAN 1, to load balancing WAN2 and WAN3, then:
WAN1 Tier 1
WAN2 Tier 2
WAN3 Tier 3

Greets, Marcus

Hey. That seems to work. And also after that I can now move stuff in the GUI. Thanks jimp!

Thanks for the quick reply.

Oh, ok. I was looking at the package list for 2.0 and since there was no comment I was assuming that all packages without any entries would work… ;)

Best regards,
Jens

Ermal, is it really supposed to be gone in 2.0? I still show it as being present in the git repo in etc/inc/config.inc

And it's still included in quite a few places in /etc/rc, and in /usr/local/www and I imagine it is used in other places as well.