It's not a good idea to do the trafficshaping at the lan side of the balancer. If you are entering the bandwidthlimits of the ADSL+CABLE it still can happen that you send out too much traffic to one of the lines where the other one is not fully loaded (connections are distributed round robin). This will lead to overloading one of the lines and result in bad quality of the link. IF you want to do that right you have to have a trafficshaper for each line and a balancer behind it. Not a nice solution, I agree, but hopefully we'll have some nicer integrated multiinterface trafficshaping at some point.

You don't.  Support has not been merged to the RELENG_* branches.

For the record, it was magically solved after flashing the motherboard bios

Too bad for me, it's a DELL 2950 with 2 integrated Broadcom and i add a Dual intel.

I found :
"Not all NICs support 802.1Q VLANs - look for VLAN_MTU and VLAN_HWTAGGING options for your NIC in ifconfig. man vlan provides further info. I found though that my adapter (bce0) was not listed in man vlan but it did support the necessary options and worked with VLAN tagging."

So i should work no ?

FAQ.

http://snapshots.pfsense.com/FreeBSD6/RELENG_1_2/updates/pfSense-Full-And-Embedded-Update-1.2-RC1.tgz

Btw, these negative calcru messages never had any bad effect on my installation, they have just been spamming the system logs a lot as they appeared several times a second.

This page might help http://wiki.pfsense.com/wikka.php?wakka=Tuning

@samer79:

can you please specify the model number of the quad port intel NIC

Just click here, you will have all informations that i have :
http://cgi.ebay.com/ZNYX-zx346Q-Quad-4-ports-Ethernet-10-100Mbs-PCI-Card_W0QQitemZ320137404934QQihZ011QQcategoryZ51195QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I haven't buy them on ebay … but on a oldish server.

We don't support any kind of USB modems. Only ethernet type of interfaces are officially supported.

According to http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,25.0.html, the DM9102 chipset is supported. I didn't wan't to disable that interface (it's onboard) but given i can't find the problem, i'll have to try with another NIC..

I'll let you know.

jaw drops to floor

Lucky…..... I only have ONE 860 and it doesn't even have a RAID controller. (Not used for pfSense either)
It's got a Xeon 3060 though :)

Well, I guess if that's what you need, that's what you get!

well thats cool im going to use http://www.demarctech.com/store/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=171 so i shouldnt have any issue.

I think I found how to do it, using an Expect script.  I haven't tried it yet 'cause I don't have the pfsense machine close, but I will as soon as I can boot it up.

Here is the script:

http://bash.cyberciti.biz/security/sshlogin.exp.php

This script is executed from a remote host, on which expect is installed.  I'm just beginning with expect, so I hard-coded all my values in the script.  I know this exposes the firewall root password in a file, but I think I can live with that until I find a better way to be alerted when a drive fails.

#! /bin/bash RETVAL=0 /home/user/expect_amrstat > /home/user/expect_degraded grep Degraded /home/user/expect_degraded >dev/null RETVAL=$? if [ "$RETVAL" = 0 ]; then         echo "Array degraded on firewall"  |mail -s "Array Degraded" me@mydomain.com fi

The script /home/user/expect_amrstat simply runs amrstat on the firewall and outputs the result.

I don't think that I just got lucky. Biggest part of people who write those … are lazy.
Well enough with offtopics  ;)

Search the forum.  This is normal.

I think PCI to miniPCI adapters are fairly generic. I'm running a a minipci wireless card off of a $10 ebay special pci-minipci card with no problems.

Most likely on FreeBSD-7, yes.