@TooMeeK:

Now I'm looking for my personal purposes mini-ITX board supporting virtualization to use it for pfSense. I see Atom's everywhere ;/ that has no VT-x support.
Here are Atoms with VT-x support:
http://ark.intel.com/MySearch.aspx?VTX=true
But I cannot find them on the market.

Maybe you haven't told us all your constraints. In about 5 minutes and google search for "mini-ITX z530" (z530 is one of the CPUs on your list) I had over 4000 hits and the second one lead me to http://emea.kontron.com/products/boards+and+mezzanines/embedded+motherboards/miniitx+motherboards/. I suspect a bit of poking around with the links (exchange location or contact us) will get you to details of a sales office prepared to answer questions about a particular product. I have no experience with kontron equipment. I'm just pointing you to a possible source for what you seem to be looking for.

Another option would be to get a mini-ITX motherboard without CPU, then add your own CPU (Intel or AMD) which you have selected to have the virtualization technology you desire.

@dreamslacker:

It's not supported natively in 8.1R either so you either compile it and add the module for loading to the the loader.conf file or wait for pfSense 2.1 where it might be based on a FreeBsd build that natively supports it.

If you don't mind manually compiling the module and loading it, here's a thread where someone's gotten the same NIC working working:
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=26592.0

Thanks for post dreamslacker, I'll try 2.0 BETA if that doesn't work, I'll follow instructions from that post. Appreciate your help.

I've had good results for casual usage from a TP-Link TL-WN321G and a Tenda W311U around my steel frame two floor 200sq mtr house supporting up to 4 wireless clients. These are supported from pfSense 1.2.3 and pfSense 2.0 (respectively). I have not stressed either by trying sustained bulk transfers.

Neither of these will be suitable if you need an external antenna for any reason.

@mikinho:

…the issue with not being able to get a DHCP lease was that the IPMI was acquiring my single IP address before pfSense could.

Anyways, all is working very well now.  pfSense rocks and Supermicro SYS-5015A-PHF is one of my favorite little servers.  Hopefully my stupidity helps someone else.

I have the supermicro X7SPA-HF and love it. I have been trying to figure out why the gateway had two IP address entries for the pfSense box. I read your post and then it hit me, one of the IPs is for the IPMI.

Thanks very much for the post!  ;D

By the way, how did you secure IPMI?  The IP address for IPMI is located on the same interface as the external (WAN) address.  This worries me a little bit.  Of course the WAN address is a internet routable address and the IPMI is a internal 172.x.x.x address but still, they are on the same interface.

Hi,

are there some parameters to prevent the UMTS Modem to use other mobile networks?

I dont want my UMTS modem with vodafone sim dial to other networks than vodafone.

cya

spiritbreaker

http://www.pfsense.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=52&Itemid=49

http://www.ironsystems.com/Customkititems.asp?kc=SYS-S-AR200&eq=&Cc=ACLASS

I figured it out.  Had to use /dev/ttys0 instead.

It apparently doesn't support HostAP so it will only work as a wireless client.  Not sure if it can repeat the wireless.  However, it does work with pfsense 2.0.

That might be worth the extra cost to make it easier to locate.  I'm not sure what all routers are getting updates–I just asked about the CBA's because I saw they had the passthrough feature.

I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to access it as you do any LAN host from the OPT1 interface. In other words, the IPMI interface needs to know it's gateway and the firewall must permit your OPT1 host to access the IPMI address on the LAN.

If I recall correctly the AD3RTLANG has a standard PCI electrical interface. There is no way you could get sustained line rate on 3 GigE NICs over a standard PCI electrical interface. You didn't state bandwidth requirements so I don't know if you want sustained line rate on all three interfaces.

Nice to see people documenting their work, keep it up!  ;D

Steve

Hey thanks!

–jason

Wow that was an annoying issue.  The cart assumes everyone is in my home state until they put in their information.  I had to remove my home state from the setup.  So no it will show no tax until someone puts in an NC zip code.

We don't charge shipping for ground.  If someone wants faster shipping it is based on weight.

Thanks for your help sorting that out.

Hi guy

Thank for your help… i just got another alternative but i need to run a proof of concept to show it really a router problem instead of DSL problem.

Checking for existing issue before i create another thread for this..

Thank guy..

Usually this is happening when you have nano bsd installed and you are trying to follow the boot sequence through the VGA port. In that case, you will have to attach the null modem cable and connect through the serial port. Nano bsd does not load VGA drivers.