Mea Culpa.  I tested on a third computer/browser combo and it seems to work fine.

Thanks for all your help.

I rolled it back to 2.3.3 for the time being.

I'm planning new HW for 2.4 instead.

this patch added to 2.4 built today did not fix my upload exceeding where isp has it limited to also in status traffic graph they dont seem to scale or at least not matching the chart there

Google must have managed to cache it. Yes, the DNS for that site is performing poorly. unbound might be giving up on it or something.

Seems OK now.

@Hugovsky:

My problem are gone with latest snapshot. Thanks PFSENSE Team!

thanks from me as well  ;)

@PiBa:

I'm not taking off the apply button. I'm making that actually do something (write new config and restart service).

As for the save button on the main page (besides the 'add' button), there is nothing there that really needs saving. Like changing the order of the rows after dragging them to a different position. (Which isn't implemented there.) And it doesn't seem to do anything anyhow.?

Yeh, that's the correct thing to do. With the current code, the "Save" button actually does an "Apply" action, and the "Apply" button does nothing. After fixing that (which PR https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/pull/3606 does), then the "Save" button has no other use, so deleting it is good.

It works in the same workflow as Firewall Aliases, Firewall Rules etc - changes are saved in the config when pressing "Save" in the edit screen. The user is then shown the "summary" screen listing all the entries and presses "Apply" to implement the changes on the running system.

fixed for me, see https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=126290.0

Looks like somebody got it fixed. Thanks.

It could be several things that cause that issue. Ie limiters etc…

For pfBlockerNG, check the pfblockerng.log for any errors. Also check the aliastable for any tables with bad or incomplete data. Goto the firewall rule tabs and hoverover the aliastable names and it should popup a sample of the table. If any fail to show the table, then there is the issue. Also the widget should show an error if there is a bad table. DNSBL doesn't use aliastable except for the DNSBL_IP functionality.

You can always run a Reload and see if it shows any errors.

I typed up a basic ZFS How To here if anyone's interested.

https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=126597.0

an update.  I hold my hands up here, the issue is I was using the admin account which is stated on the pfsense documentation as not compatible with sftp, once I tested with other accounts then sftp works fine on the out of the box config, so in short the patch is not needed.

For the curious, the reason internal-sftp worked and why the admin account doesnt work out of the box is the sftp binary will fail when there is a large amount of output text during the login process such as a large motd, in the case of pfsense admin's shell is set to rc.initial (the shell menu) and thats why it only worked with internal-sftp.  I am now correctly using the root uid for sftp login.

Ok, confirmed.

Wit a Tunnel Network /30 everything shows up correctly. I configured a /24 Tunnel Network which leads to this behavior, which is wrong in case of the peer to peer tunnel.

Thank you!

I should mention that if I choose any combination of WAN connections regardless if the speeds are similar or not and the scaling is additive (As long as I stay below the max speed of my nodes). Far better than the days of having to add the slower speed connections in multiples of the larger.

I've deleted my 2.4 test instance so this won't be a concern for me any longer.  Thanks for your efforts though.  They were appreciated.

Forgot to provide the release.  Upgraded to 2.4.0-BETA (arm) built on Sun Feb 26 21:23:35 CST 2017 FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE-p8

Might be something with the DNS resolver, ubound. It was set up to use all interfaces for outbound but I selected WAN2 for now and I can resolve addresses. Wonder how this is supposed to play with default gateways and when they go down…

@pfBasic:

OK great thank you!

Are there's any plans to bring this to pfSense as a package for 2.4?

It's actually already natively part of FreeBSD 11.

Starts the daemon.
I couldn't find a man page for it online but there's one on FreeBSD.
I don't know how to make that command run on boot but I'm betting even I can figure it out with a little searching.

EDIT: 
Yup, even I figured it out. Install the shellcmd package and add zfsd.

ps -auxww to see if the daemon is running.

Solved. Deleted network config in all devices and added it back and the error went away. Maybe some client with a bad certificate.

Sorry for bothering you.

It's possible but needs some work.

At the moment I don't have anything setup with ZFS and multiple disks, but I imagine it could be adapted from the gmirror code or perhaps changing the gmirror code so it checks gmirror and zfs rather than just one.

https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/blob/master/src/etc/pfSense-rc#L399
https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/blob/master/src/usr/local/sbin/gmirror_status_check.php

Are anybody correcting this?

Nginx are not executing any php in 2.4 pfSense BETA.

So wpad doesn't work, nothing that depends on PHP in nginx via http (port 80).

Only the Web Configurator in https port is running PHP ok in pfSense 2.4!