Same result with both the .1 and the .2 release.

poking around the /conf directory – fdisk does not seem happy

cat /conf/firmware_update_misc_log.txt

/etc/rc.firmware: /etc/rc.firmware_notify: not found
fdisk: invalid fdisk partition table found

PJ2 Thank you!

It Worked!

I create the rule accepting everything in the wan interface
After I enabled Lan Interface I remove "Anti-Lockout Rule" in the Lan Interface!

It doesn't seem to cause any problems with the web gui, only a message printed on the console when PHP scripts are run from the console.  The fix should show up in the snapshot after the next one.

Yesterday I've tried check_mk

http://mathias-kettner.de/check_mk.html

He has freebsd check binary so it work well under pfsense 2.0 and if you enable snmp from pfsense you can get more objects to watch.

Check my attachment.

check_mk.png
check_mk.png_thumb

You can put a dns name in the field too.

look at this place

http://devwiki.pfsense.org/PPTPTroubleShooting

@power_matz:

Hi,

maybe you can fix the issue that IGMPProxy stops working when WAN connection is disconnected and reconnected ?! That would be really great.
I have to restart IGMPProxy every day manually…

Matthias

Works fine here so I guess that is not a general issue…

The latest 12/29 build is doing this too.   NanoBSD update beta5 from an older beta4 image I had.

Did what what suggested to the loader.conf file on the USB key and it boots fine all the time for me now.

thx i will test current version. i hope i can import current configuration to the new version.

It is funny that I found the answer to a completely new problem on an old thread I started.
In any case, I believe this is what we were looking for this evening:

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,31058.msg160687.html#msg160687

It just worked for me on 2.0-BETA5 (i386) built on Tue Dec 28 05:36:55 EST 2010.

@Supermule:

Have you vreated a ticket on redmine.pfsense.org??

Not enough info here to point to a bug. There would be a whole lot more than one report, and another that sounds like a PMTUD issue completely unrelated to DNS.

I did as you suggested but I was not able to fix it with the import. I also tried to partially import piece by piece over a virgin installation. That did not work out either. Hence I was really lost and needed to have the link up and running again.

But seriously: I don't want to complain. Overall the pfsense router is a great piece of SW on the ALIX boards, and also very low power. This is exactly what I was looking for.

working :)

@jimp:

Then run Firefox 4 Beta 8, it's speedy and works great :-)

None of us run IE9 regularly here, so it may not get sorted in RC1 unless someone steps up with some HTML/CSS fixes.

I tried it on my laptop and it was horribly slow.

Heh alright, I will give firefox a try ;). My html/css knowledge is horrible so I wouldn't be able to help :(

jimp > Well that's what I did with FreeBSD 8.1 and it didn't work. I'll try out with the FreeBSD 8.2 RC-1 but I don't think it'll change much because from what I see it looks like a driver issue rather than a kernel issue.
(Driver loads fine the kernel, no panic, no weird messages in the kernel log)

Well we'll see in a couple of minutes. BSD 8.2 is nearly installed.

edit : Test done. Some issue.

Should I do a PR on the FreeBSD site ?

Best,

Somehow I missed that.  Thanks for pointing that out.