I just backed up my config.xml and then deleted out all the openvpn-server info and rebooted.

back to work now  …

@Harvy66:

If you have an integrated video card, I wonder if it's allocating some of the memory.

Video is allocated 9 MB of system RAM.  Still another 24 MB allocated elsewhere.

What is magical about 512 MB and OP cache?

This is a Virtual Box with 512 MB, and 9 MB video.  However a physical machine with 2048 MB also has 33 MB allocated that pfSense does not detect.  So if it only had 512 MB it too would not enable OP cache.

Just out of curiosity I doubled the display memory to 18 MB to see if that has an impact on memory available to pfSense.  It did not.  So I think Virtual Box system memory and display memory are allocated from host memory independently.  In other words the display memory is not deducted from the allocated system memory.

No, this topic is not for that but i catch very few people with this version and working.

I believe i'm not very far from successfully put IPTV working with pFsense seeing your config. If I had IPTV at home i would test to exhaustion.
I'm putting this together for when i have the opportunity to test with some good intel.

Thanks, leaving and out.

@Nullity:

Would additional TCP algos be useful when using pfSense as a VPN server? Is pfSense not acting as an end-point in that scenerio?

Only if the VPN itself was using TCP, which it would not be if you cared about performance. Otherwise it's still just passing packets.

Wow thanks for that tip, to even get back online I did have to first manually change all 5 of the changed files that referenced ("Net/IPv6.php") back to ("IPv6.inc") from that commit, and then run dhclient em1 and add 'nameserver 8.8.8.8' manually to /etc/resolv.conf before I could actually run the pkg update/upgrade -f

I also manually removed the

it  seems to have showed up now

The client side validation only checks if input is composed by letters, numbers or symbols (like dot and colon). It doesn't validate any further.

@Paint:

I am running the latest 2.3.3-DEVELOPMENT (amd64) built on Sun Jul 31 00:29:35 CDT 2016 FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE-p6 with an IPv4 WAN connection and a IPv6 6to4 he.net GIF tunnel.

My system log is filling up with the following error mesages about every 30 seconds. What is causing this error? How can I suppress it from the logs and/or resolve the issue?

Thank you for your help!

Aug 1 00:32:50 kernel 157 cannot forward from fe80:4::151c:XXXX:XXXX:fc91 to fe80:4::e8b:XXXX:XXXX:e70f nxt 58 received on igb1 Aug 1 00:32:42 kernel 149 cannot forward from fe80:4::151c:XXXX:XXXX:fc91 to fe80:4::e8b:XXXX:XXXX:e70f nxt 58 received on igb1 Aug 1 00:32:32 kernel 139 cannot forward from fe80:4::151c:XXXX:XXXX:fc91 to fe80:4::e8b:XXXX:XXXX:e70f nxt 58 received on igb1

I believe this issue was due to a teamed interface that I had enabled on my i350 Intel Ethernet Adapter inside of my HTPC. After removing the teamed interface, the issue went away.

I think we should add a similar suppress message like we have in the GUI to Suppress ARP messages