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.

Thank you :)

Freezes are almost always hardware related. Given the age of that hardware - 12 years old at least - I would consider it highly suspect.

Just picked up the following 1u server on sale.  I am pretty sure it is going to be great compared to my Celeron 800 (o/c to 1ghz).  Any experience with this particular server.  Seems like a great deal.! http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816101262&cm_re=supermicro_atom_server--16-101-262--Product

Updating thread with eBay link: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110616096964

@Cry: Particularly look for an Intel server grade card … but not the newest one, the i340, I'm pretty sure that doesn't work in pfSense.  I believe the quad-port PT & MT work though.  If you want 10/100 the cards from Soekris should be fine.

No, you could try a 2.0 snapshot to see if the driver is present there, but if that doesn't help, then the device is not supported.

This is what you get (ignore the rebooting line on the top, I had just rebooted the unit prior to that): [image: pfsensesetbootcam.png] The whole boot sequence after BIOS post can be seen and interacted with (in the screencap, I was hacking in something to make my thumbdrive install work).

TBH, the current revisions of 2.0 (i386) are extremely stable once you configure it properly for what you need.  I've found that most of the revisions add little things but the benefits are tremendous over 1.2.3. Personally, I've been on the Aug beta 4 builds in production environments and haven't seen a need to actually upgrade.  Everything works except that RRD queue graphs are shot once the shaper is reconfigured.  A removal of the queue graphs and refreshing of the RRD script fixes it and since the traffic shaper is almost never reconfigured once it works, that's fine for me.