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. [image: check_mk.png] [image: 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.