Thanks Guys ! That was it ! i've installed the nanobsd version and it wortks fine.

I'm having the exact same issue on a fresh install of 2.2.6: [2.2.6-RELEASE][admin@pfSense.kuriyasu.home]/root: dmesg |grep re0 re0: <realtek 8111="" 8168="" b="" c="" cp="" d="" dp="" e="" f="" g="" pcie="" gigabit="" ethernet="">port 0xe000-0xe0ff mem 0x81204000-0x81204fff,0x81200000-0x81203fff irq 18 at device 0.0 on pci3 re0: Using 1 MSI-X message re0: ASPM disabled re0: Chip rev. 0x54000000 re0: MAC rev. 0x00100000 re0: Unknown H/W revision: 0x54000000 device_attach: re0 attach returned 6</realtek> I tried compiling the the if_re.ko module on a FreeBSD 10.1 box and moving the file over to /boot/kernel and loading it manually, but it appears the module is compiled into the pfSense kernel already: [2.2.6-RELEASE][admin@pfSense.kuriyasu.home]/boot/kernel: kldload if_re kldload: can't load if_re: module already loaded or in kernel Any help would be appreciated.  I'm using other NICS currently for LAN/WAN, but would like to be able to use the built in NIC as a dedicated management port.

@stephenw10: Not helpful when you can't access the webgui.  ;) You could maybe edit the config file. There's probably a way to do this from the developer shell, but I'm not sure what it might be. You can probably do it temporarily from the command line. Something like: ifconfig ue1 -txcsum -rxcsum I imagine that will get reverted when the config is reloaded though. Steve I happened to be doing the exact same config (Love the Intel NUC!!!).  I was also using two USB NICs, and had the exact same issue.  Disabling checksum offloading as show above fixed it!!!! Thank you!

@Derelict: You might have a look at the build process and see what it does to create the ISOs. I was thinking that would be last option. Is it appropriate to move this question to the development section?

If you are not using the ATA/IDE controllers that are freaking out you might try disabling them in the BIOS.

I changed the router Simple home router At the moment the files downloadind Although very slow (50 - 200 KB) so it says but is download more slow like 10 to 30 KB But downloadind I do not know if this is related But about a week before beginning this problem I upgraded my internet line From Adsl 10 MB to Vdsl  40 MB Could it be that something should be adjust for this ?

After installation of pfSense reassign the interfaces, log in to the GUI and stop the wizard by klicking on the pfSense logo. Got to "Restore" and load your config. Should reboot and subsequently start to install your packages (some do not install automatically, just install them manually). Should be done… ;-) Or you take the fresh installed CF/SSD/HDD to your BSD computer and copy over the config directly. Afterward put it into your router and boot directly with the config in place.

Maybe this might help? Just one of hundreds of how-to's and videos on this particular topic. Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pW99TOu6Hes

Try checking your card against the HCL here: https://www.freebsd.org/releases/10.1R/hardware.html

it is better to run dhcp on your AD, since it helps in the registration of clients in dns.. Or can be setup too, etc. To be honest if your running AD, use pfsense as its primary function routing/firewall..  Stuff like dns and dhcp, ntp are all just bells and whistles for a site that doesn't already have those things taken care of.  If your running AD, that is where those features should be setup. And yes you need to make sure your AD is setup with good time source, pfsense could be that sure.  But your going to want to let your AD members sync to AD - once you have setup AD correctly, etc.. You can setup your AD dns to forward to pfsense, but all clients in AD should really point to AD for dns.. Then your AD either forwards or resolves stuff that it is non authoritative for, like pfsense.org, google.com

I couldn't find anywhere else to get an answer to this, but you are doing what I'm curious to try. I would like to know if two Intel SSD's (the support TRIM) are able to be used in the softraid 1 (The option the pfsense installer gives) with TRIM enabled? It seems as though TRIM gives them longer life, and RAID firther extends system uptime. I wouldn't want to throw dual SSD's in a system only to find that TRIM can't be enabled and they would have shorter lifespans that a single one! Thanks for any heads up or help you guys can give.

D'oheth!

@robi: Go into Diagnostics: NanoBSD options and tick "Keep media mounted read/write at all times." Thanks, this fixed it… now its at normal speed :)

I didn't know about the "m" in top, thanks! Same for me, seems like it's apinger. Strenge as aping.conf tells it should store things  in file "/var/run/apinger.status" (in RAM for me!)

@johnpoz: Apinger is terrible.. Browse the threads you will find thread after thread after thread asking when apinger can be fixed/replaced..  Which seems to be hopeful for 2.3 2.3-BETA has switched to dpinger.