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      clebourgeois
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      It seems no matter what version (2.3.2, 2.2.6), architecture (i386 or AMD64), NICs (legacy or regular network adapter), within 5 minutes my computer in the LAN cannot ping the WAN gateway and beyond. I can ping the WAN interface from the LAN but nothing beyond it.

      Being a mild newb when it comes to Linux, where do I even start with this?

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        Soyokaze
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        @clebourgeois:

        Being a mild newb when it comes to Linux, where do I even start with this?

        For the start - learn the difference between FreeBSD (and BSD in general) and Linux flavors.

        @clebourgeois:

        It seems no matter what version (2.3.2, 2.2.6), architecture (i386 or AMD64), NICs (legacy or regular network adapter), within 5 minutes my computer in the LAN cannot ping the WAN gateway and beyond. I can ping the WAN interface from the LAN but nothing beyond it.

        This is clearly not a problem with pfSense. Or your provider blocks packets from other MACs (google "port security"), or any other reason.

        Please provide network diagram/scheme, with IPs and networks, this help a lot in understanding your setup.

        Need full pfSense in a cloud? PM for details!

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          Majornizmo
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          Try not using a legacy adapter. Add a "Standard" network adapter in external mode in R.

          As others had said, sounds like an ISP problem.

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