Firefox 11

I just figured it out, for some reason the redirect cleaner plugin https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/redirect-cleaner/ which was just updated March 27 was blocking that field.

I added my domain to the whitelist and it works now…

Sorry, i should have checked that first, thanks for your time...

well.., then why DHCPv6: Edit static mapping show ?
DUID Identifier
Enter a DUID Identifier in the following format:
"DUID-LLT - ETH – TIME --- ---- address ----"
"xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx"

How I do input it?  I can input MAC address like ipv4 ?

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Which mpd version will be used for pfsense 2.1 PPTP-server ?

People have reported mpd5.5+MPPC issues with the new Win7 RAS clients (whereas WinXP clients work fine).

You probably also have heard about the issues with iPhone's PPTP client since iOS 4.3 google. Btw in poptop the iPhone pptp incompatibility issue can be fixed by adding
nopcomp
noaccomp

Possibly related, uninstalling ntop seemed to uninstall rrdtool, breaking the RRDGraphs.

an update to the latest snapshot fixed it, of course.

that thread is entirely unrelated to this.

not, the dnsomatic.com has no support dollardns.net now.

Forgot to mention

2.1-DEVELOPMENT (i386)
built on Fri Mar 23 11:42:00 EDT 2012
FreeBSD 8.3-RC2
NanoBSD
Soekris 4801

There is a little bug in /etc/inc/pkg-utils.inc in pkg_fetch_recursive.

$linkdirs = array('bin','sbin'); foreach($linkdirs as $dir) { if(is_dir("{$pbidir}/{$dir}")) { $files = scandir("{$pbidir}/{$dir}"); foreach($files as $f) { if(!file_exists("/usr/local/{$dir}/{$f}")) { symlink("{$pbidir}/{$dir}/[b]$[/b]{$f}","/usr/local/{$dir}/{$f}"); } } } }

The bonus "$" before "{$f}" means the filename isn't ending up in the symlinks made here.
I have done a successful install using the 22 March 2012 nanobsd image, after editing out the bonus "$". I have just submitted a pull request on Github for this change.

I just added a pull request to add the "^" plus a few other extra checks adding/removing symlinks that tidies up the sequence: install squid, install squidGuard, remove squidGuard, remove squid. It resolves all the package install/remove interactions that I can see, particularly those caused by "squid" being a substring of "squidGuard" and "squidGuard" being a mixed-case package name. Hopefully the changes to /etc/inc/pkg-utils.inc will also fixup generic issues for these cases for other packages.
I have tested with the new 22 March 2012 2G nanobsd FreeBSD 8.3-RC2 snapshot.

Packages on 2.1 still need quite a bit of work. There are already threads going on for squid issues, and I'm sure snort has some as well.

I'd guess snort is to blame for the network issue, but anything is possible there. Nobody else on 2.1 has reported that kind of issue that I'm aware of (I'm a bit behind on the forum though so I may have missed it) but I haven't seen anyone trying to use snort either.

Redmine ticket 2305 opened.

I also think that pfSense is worthy of full ntp daemon http://ntp.org, but not simplistic OpenNTP and FreeBSD ntpd. If only because of the remote administration and monitoring.

I know that my English is very poor, but in the "March 13" I meant pfSense-Full-Update-2.1-DEVELOPMENT-amd64-20120313-1614.tgz. Pointing to the name of the C-function just like to remove misunderstandings.

pfSense-Full-Update-2.1-DEVELOPMENT-amd64-20120319-1718.tgz I have the same problem. That is, after a restart or reconfigure the bridge interface is configured, but it has no members.

The following link appears to discuss this precise problem:  http://www.macfreek.nl/memory/Non-Local_IPv6_Router_Advertisement.  The recommended solution is to install the radvd package which is able to send a router advertisement with the R flag set as defined in RFC 6275.  The BSD rtadvd server isn't able to set this flag.  Don't know if this functionality could be ported to rtadvd or using radvd is preferable.  However, having this functionality available would appear to be a useful option.