For BIOS settings search for NCA-1510 User Manual

FYI: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/8994

@derelict @azekiel Well, finally returned to this subject after reading about the 'etherswitchcfg' command which let's you create another lagg on the switch. Here's how it looks in the UI after I've created lagg1 using the command 'etherswitchcfg laggroup1 members 7,8'. [image: 1540864232074-screen-shot-2018-10-29-at-6.49.02-pm-resized.png] I notice that the UI in 2.4.4 lets you edit the laggs on the switch, but whenever you save it (or touch the switch configuration in anyway) they all just because lagg0 ... a bug? Anyway, I have this manually lagged into my switch (no LACP I read somewhere) and it all seems to work.

Thanks for the follow up! Steve

@wgstarks, they did not offer a method. For us it means hoping our backup was shutdown properly and not finding out if there is a problem until we go to deploy our backup box in an emergency. Looks like something pretty basic was overlooked in the development process. I hope I didn't make a bad decision by switching to pfSense hardware. I won't know for sure until we get more time in production. We had over a year using pfSense in a virtualized environment and it worked great. The only big problem we had was any major changes or troubleshooting we needed to do on ESXi meant taking the whole network down instead of just the services on that server.

I updated the content in that post. Thanks for pointing it out!

Thanks. This resolves my issue.

No problem Cliff, glad you're back up and running normally. Steve

Netgate is an awesome company. They stand behind their products. full stop. I get a lot of value out of my little netgate 4860 appliance and will continue to do so for years to come. Thank-you.

Contact support at https://go.netgate.com/

Hi everyone Was hoping someone has some ideas on how to trouble shoot my issues. Currently the SG-3100 is an expensive lemon, unable to connect to a PPPOE connection with any kind performance. Do I need to put an external router between my internet connection and the box. Which feels crazy! regards Murray

@stephenw10 said in How to register more than 1 appliance?: We have removed the need to register the hardware since most of the resources are now publicly available. If you need a restore image just open a ticket at go.netgate.com and we will come straight back to you. Steve Ok, cool. Thanks Steve! Jeff

Thanks for the clarification!

@gob said in What happens when power restored?: Hi I have a couple of Netgate SG-4860 appliances set up as a HA pair in a remote overseas office. These don't happen to be the rack-mount 1U model of the SG-4860, right? You do mention HA pair, and I thought those were only the rack mount models. I've got one of those rack mount units, and on the back side, there is definitely a power switch and what I'm assuming is a reset/reboot button. I think mine does, in fact, reboot after a complete power outage (after the UPS battery runs out of juice), but I'm not too sure. Jeff

@ozy311 said in SG-3100 vs MBT-4220: Speedtest sustain in the mid 950’s reliably. Here's a pretty good SG-3100 video review, with a teardown and speedtests: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbSUdDyfW0M Jeff

This sucks. I've had 40% (4 of 10) of my VK-T40E's fail so far. My friend's SG-2220 just died too. All of the sub $1K hardware seems to have a low MTBF.

Prob be a good idea for them to make that "Create an account and manage your tickets online" a link to creating an account ;) Or even just replace that Sign up at the top with a button..

Thanks Jim! ..now it makes sense.. I thought all my devices decided to go to 100Mbps!