The serial number you gave us is not in our database. It's either very old, in which case it will be outside warranty from us or Supermicro, or it didn't come from us. I couldn't find any orders from the email domain you used to open the ticket but perhaps you used a different email. If you PM me an order number I can look into it. Steve

Try to re-install. https://www.netgate.com/docs/pfsense/solutions/sg-2220/reinstall-pfsense.html If you get errors, try swapping the msata (or adding an msata if you were using the onboard flash)

Hi, There's no need to install Netgate Coreboot Upgrade package on XG-1540 as there are no necessary BIOS updates for it and it doesn't run coreboot. I hope this clears it up. Thank you!

@Grimson: https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?action=search yeah, yeah. RTFM too right? ;) For the record the answer is: System > Advanced > Firewall/NAT and update "Firewall Maximum Table Entries" value to (something over the default '200000') <- I used "500000" and am not seeing any further mssgs so far.

First off, configuring a switch you are connected to is going to be painful. Configure OPT1 with another network numbering scheme, firewall rule, and possibly DHCP server and connect to that. Then you can configure the switch without worrying about getting locked out. Then see this thread: https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=142311.msg776145#msg776145

All 5 of your questions have been answered in the ticket you opened with the sales department. Thanks.

Done.  Issued a RMA right away.  Ordered a second SG-2440  for a HA firewall setup when replaced SG-2440 is delivered

Okay, in that case please submit a ticket so our support can take a look. Thank you! https://go.netgate.com/support/login

Hardware Checksum Offloading is enabled by default (box unchecked in the GUI) Hardware TCP Segmentation Offloading is disabled by default (box checked in the GUI) Hardware Large Receive Offloading is disabled by default (box checked in the GUI) Those are the settings you want for a firewall. If you read the help text on the page, and at https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Advanced_Setup#Networking then you'll see why.

jimp was asking you to access the console on the SG-1000 and then run those commands.  You seem to have opened a console window on your Mac and run the commands there.

It should do great! Thank you and hope you enjoy your new XG-7100 appliance!

@stephenw10: Disabling it in OpenVPN or in System > Advanced > Misc? In the OpenVPN client settings @stephenw10: Did you end up using AES-CBC or -GCM? I can use both in the settings and get full speed (10,5 MB/s) as long as I do NOT enable Hardware Crypto. If I enable it I do not get more the 7 to 8 MB/s

Please have a look at this: https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=142311.0

Thanks for your response.  This is not good for me.  The device is at a remote site.

Not enough information to work with here however I can confirm there are no issues related to our OVA. This is likely related to configuration or ESXi.