• Help on watch guard x700

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    Is this what you're looking for? https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=7458.0 You'd probably do best to install the latest version rather than 2.1.x. But here's a mirror site if you really must use something unsupported: http://files.nyi.pfsense.org/mirror/downloads/old/
  • Pfsense 2.2.6 + postfix forwarder

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    This concerns a package, and isn't a pfsense. See here : pfSense Forum » pfSense English Support » Packages (Moderator: submicron) » Postfix - antispam and relay package
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    Without encryption you can get a bit more than that on ALIX, around 80Mbit/s if you're lucky. With its RAM you'll be limited by the number of simultaneous connections (states), by default it will only allow ~21,000 concurrent states which would roughly translate to ~10,500 end-user connections (one state entering the firewall, one state leaving). That can be nudged up a bit, but that box is tight on RAM already. How many users you can support depends on how many connections each of them will make. Light users may only need a couple dozen states each, heavy users and torrenters may need thousands.
  • Installation of 2.2.6 on pcengines apu2b4

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    Hi im very interested in performance numbers / benchmark of the new apu2 unit. Specially ipsec aes-ni performance. Could you do some testing and post it? =) BR Alex
  • Install of 2.2.6 on 32gb eMMC Nand

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    Hey vcd really appreciate the lengthy reply and will try out your suggestions this weekend. Hopefully I can at least get it installed as you have and use the thing. Thanks again
  • Auto Upgrade impossible - Unable to check for updates

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    That means the system can't download a file from us. Most often in current versions, broken IPv6 connectivity on your system is the cause, it thinks it has v6 connectivity but doesn't. System>Advanced, Networking, check "Prefer IPv4 over IPv6". Reboot, then try again. Second most likely, DNS on the host itself is non-functional. @Elludium_Q-36: Maybe it only affects those who aren't Gold Members! ::) No, the software has no clue whether you're a gold member.
  • Tutorial On Installing ELK on Lubuntu 15.04 for pfSense Logs

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    Still have the tutorial?  I would like to go over it.  ALOT of the guides I've been trying to follow are rather incomplete or assume you should know something missing.
  • No connection to oustide of LAN

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    Thank you for all that replied. It was the NIC that is the culprit. I did not at first suspect it because pfsense was able to detect it.
  • The package server's SSL certificate could not be verified.

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    I had this same problem. My certificates were also there and the sha256 matched. I finally rebooted and the problem was fixed.
  • Pfsense IP cant reach Internal network IPs

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    As Jahonix mentioned, are you sure you have your network cards plugged into the correct networks? Swap the cables over and see if that helps. Also, you don't mention what DHCP address you're getting on your WAN connection. Is the PFS picking up an address correctly on the WAN? And if so, is the WAN network address range similar/the same as your LAN address range?
  • Connection Diagram

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    johnpozJ
    There are deployments of pfsense in much much much larger than your tiny network ;)  No offense intended..  With much faster connections than 200mbps. If you just want it to firewall between your local networks and the internet - yeah can do that just put at C, if you want it to firewall between A and B then put it it either place and it will firewall that where you put it from the internet and your other location. You could also just put a pfsense in all three spots.. But the simple solution is to just replace the cisco all together..
  • LiveCD Serial Console .iso

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    If your hardware is that old it might not run 64-bit versions of pfSense. Try an i368 image instead.
  • Backup/Restore Virtual IPs?

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    Inlining the virtualip section into a backup of the new firewall worked.
  • (Solved!)HP DC5750 install Mounterror

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    thnx for solution.you are best.
  • Please help with WAN configuration

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    I don't think so since I power cycled about a dozen times. I think it was something to do with the WAN IP address had already been assigned to my LINKSYS router when I first went into modem mode.
  • How to put pfSense on an ISP router?

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    @MCRAFTAX: HI, I'm planning on making a computer/network lab and can only uses an unused ISP router. It has a USB port but not a console output, does this make it impossible? I have tried to SSH into it but it is always denied. The problem is that I can't find a way of getting into the BIOS to change to the boot drive. This there any way? Thanks, MCRAFTAX You cant install PFsense on normal router, U need a dedicated PC /VM setup )    , but u can try DDWRT Firmware for ur router if it support it  (DD-WRT is free Linux-based firmware for several wireless routers)
  • Can't boot 'kernel' message when trying to boot from USB .

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    Answering myself: solved booting via LiveCD. It should be some problem with the USB booting routines, maybe due to a rather old machine : http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/775Dual-915GL/
  • Stuck on 2.1.5 release - no upgrades since worked ???

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    You should be able to do that upgrade without any particular issues. You should definitely be able to do it if you use a freshly flashed CF card. You should use the largest image that will fit on your card. Some 4GB cards are actually smaller and won't take the 4G image. If it writes to the card without error though you should be good. Did you try running 2.2.X without restoring your previous config for any length of time? The biggest issue with those older ALIX boards is that they only have 256MB of RAM which is restrictive. I suspect that you have some packages loaded that are exhausting the memory. The system logs should show that though or the console output if you have the serial console hooked up. What USB device are you using there? It's possible something in the FreeBSD 10 drivers is having an issue with it. Logs should also reveal that. Steve
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    All the years I've been using pfSense and I never knew that was there! I was instead creating them via an authorized key file transfer at the command line. I performed an upgrade using this methodology and it worked perfectly. Thank you! P.S. Chris, just a heads up… This is part of a monitoring project for pfSense that I will eventually be releasing. ;-) Good karma!
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    @kamyflex: EDIT : this shall and must be included in the installation guide. What? I'd suggest you try it again and don't look away from the screen. There are two menus, the initial one when you boot single mode, and the later one. The menu comes up and after 10 seconds, it boots into live CD mode. You have to hit 'I' before the timer runs out. It's easy to miss if you are doing something else while the CD boots. If you miss it, just hit 99 and install. Perhaps one shall and must try to replicate a problem several times before insisting on changes to the documentation?
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