Ah, OK that's the config file version not the pfSense version. The most recent version is 10.1 so I guess your backup file is quite old! Where are you testing the port forward from? To test it correctly you need to be coming from an external public IP address. Otherwise: https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Why_can%27t_I_access_forwarded_ports_on_my_WAN_IP_from_my_LAN/OPTx_networks Steve

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64 Blame Intel for using AMD's specifications for a change. :-)

@larynx: Seems like the pfSense 2.2 snapshot works, I guess I'll use that for now and upgrade to the stable release when it comes out. Good to hear it works for you!  If you run into any bugs or unexpected features, post them over on the 2.2 testing forum.  Response has been pretty quick in fixing bugs as they are posted.

Ok it still hangs. At least it is 'reproducible' not sure if that is a good thing, but does help for diagnosing the issue.. As for the xml part, what you posted is ok, but i was asking for another part which looks like what i post below starting and ending with <haproxy></haproxy> , as the configuration itself is probably somehow not upgrading the proper way.. There could be some information in there that you do not want 'visible' for everyone to read though..: <haproxy><logfacility>local0</logfacility> <loglevel>warning</loglevel> <maxconn>600</maxconn> <ha_backends>..also include this info..</ha_backends> <ha_pools>..also include this info..</ha_pools> <nbproc>1</nbproc> <remotesyslog>192.168.0.40</remotesyslog> <localstats_refreshtime>5</localstats_refreshtime> <localstats_sticktable_refreshtime>2</localstats_sticktable_refreshtime> <localstatsport>2200</localstatsport> <enable><ssldefaultdhparam>2048</ssldefaultdhparam> <log-send-hostname></log-send-hostname></enable></haproxy>

When I go to restore from the GUI, I am running 2.1.4 BTW, I assign all the interfaces correctly and then click save.  The firewall proceeds to reboot and then hangs.  If I connect to the console, I see that it is stuck at an interface assignment prompt. It asks me if I want to configure VLANs and I select N and then it prints out my current correct VLAN assignments.  It then asks for WAN interface assignment which I already did in GUI.  I set it to re1 any way and then hit enter to not configure any more interfaces. It then loads to the CLI menu and only shows the WAN interface as being setup. Any way I can manually edit a file to set the correct assignment?

This has been covered to death in 10+ different threads in several subforums, mainly the WebGUI forum. 1.  Clear your cache, or 2.  Reload with Ctrl-F5, or 3.  Reduce your font size, or 4.  Install the Widescreen patch -> https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=81167.0

Huh?

I will check it out.  I did notice that Snort did an update to the rules and it looks like this is what was happening.  Yes it is strange that I never got this before, so it must have been the Snort update causing the issue.  It was just a matter of timing in this case.  The suppress that I did worked, so all is good and everything else with 2.1.5 upgrade is good, so i am happy.

Firewall port not open? Dynamic DNS resolving wrong address? Not sure.

@stephenw10: If that's your home internet bandwidth then I'm even more jealous than before.  ;) I guess there are more and more places getting Gigabit order home connections. I'm just not in one of them. There does of course come a point when more speed isn't actually that helpful: http://gizmodo.com/374024/40-gigabit-granny-used-worlds-fastest-connection-to-dry-laundry ;D Steve I've got a 1Gbps/1Gbps connection here at home.  There are actually 3 1Gbps FTTx providers in Austin, and the local cable company is upgrading everyone they can to 300Mbps as fast as they can, rather than lose customers. Work (pfSense World HQ) is connected at 10Gbps.

Unsupported RAID Hardware or defect drives?

/usr/local/www/themes/pfsense_ng/ @millimetrix: Hi Supermule Do you know where the CSS file/content is stored ?  I  want to change the "menu width" to something larger. I tried to make some live modifications with    firebug / chromium inspector    with no luck. The left-align variable doesn't solve this, Maybe adding a 'margin' left…. I'm so bad at CSS and I don't know which parameter changes that menu box's width. Comparing  the_wall  and  code-red  themes (they both looks very similar) didn't helped me either.

There was no time to spend on developing a "secure" solution. There is no way to make that work without major coding or backporting the 2.2 version, it was the most prudent course of action. On 2.2 you click one IP and it only resolves that one IP to its corresponding hostname, it just happens to replace it everywhere it's found on the page. It doesn't do a mass lookup, it's still single, but it's handled via AJAX/JS. If someone wants to code a JS/AJAX version that does a domTT or similar style "pop up" with more detail (that isn't an alert or a separate window), feel free to submit a pull request.

So….  I wonder if wiping the drive would help (-;

Will move it.  Thanks.

I just had something happen after an upgrade to 2.1.5 and subsequent configuration of a traffic shaping that resulted in a bad set of rules.  This made all my WAN ports wide open as if there was no firewall running.  No NAT or anything from LAN. What is the result of pfctl -vf /tmp/rules.debug Does it error out or complete normally? If you enter the following: pfctl -vf /tmp/rules.debug …rules output... echo $? you should see a zero.

There is xdebug, but few if any of us actually use it.

@rballester: Question: What i can do?? I suggest reading more carefully  :P (As pointed out, the copy/paste shows "alpha lima charlie zero"                                     and you've typed "alpha charlie lima zero")