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      sullrich
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      @Antioxidan:

      Hey :-)

      I'm looking for an Montitoring System on PfSense ala Nagios or IPMonitor.

      Is there any possibility?

      Greetz

      We have a zabbix agent in packages.

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        mrzaz
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        I'm very interested in trying to get a good SIPproxy/Server into pfSense
        and the following looks quite promising as it seems to be very
        lightweigh, scalable and adaptable and powerful.

        http://www.openser.org/mos/view/Features/

        I'm going to make a small study if it's feasible to adapt it for
        pfSense but I know it's a big undertaking to get it integrated
        and i'm doubting my skills to do it.

        some highlights

        • robust and performant SIP (RFC3261) Registrar server, Location server, Proxy server and Redirect server
        • small footprint - the binary file is small size, functionality can be stripped/added via modules
        • plug&play module interface - ability to add new extensions, without touching the core, therefore assuring a great stability of core components
        • authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA) via database (MySQL, Postgress, text files), RADIUS and DIAMETER
        • digest and IP authentication
        • load balancing with failover
        • multiple database backends - MySQL, PostgreSQL, flat files and other database types which have unixodbc drivers

        just to name a few.  See full featurelist in the link above.

        Comments anyone ?

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          eri--
          last edited by

          It has even ready web interfaces so you can actually customize for pfSense easily if you need it.

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            jahonix
            last edited by

            I'd like to have an IGMP proxy as per this thread:  http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,4491.0.html
            It would enable IPTV on German VDSL lines…

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              mcapozzi
              last edited by

              Please, please, please consider adding OpenVPN-auth-LDAP.

              Thanks,
              Mike

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                heiko
                last edited by

                OpenVPN with filtering rules….

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                  sullrich
                  last edited by

                  @heiko:

                  OpenVPN with filtering rules….

                  That already exists in 1.3.

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                    bill
                    last edited by

                    Still looking for an SSL VPN.
                    I posted a bounty a while ago.
                    Something like SSL-Explorer: 443 based, no installation on the client side necessary.
                    Did not make it into tha base because SSL-Explorer uses Java. But as a package?
                    (Does not need to be SSL-Explorer, just a good example.)
                    Thanks.

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                      fribert
                      last edited by

                      @mrzaz:

                      I'm very interested in trying to get a good SIPproxy/Server into pfSense
                      and the following looks quite promising as it seems to be very
                      lightweigh, scalable and adaptable and powerful.
                      http://www.openser.org/mos/view/Features/
                      I'm going to make a small study if it's feasible to adapt it for
                      pfSense but I know it's a big undertaking to get it integrated
                      and i'm doubting my skills to do it.

                      Looks VERY interesting. Have you tried setting it up on a normal Linux?

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                        mrzaz
                        last edited by

                        @fribert:

                        @mrzaz:

                        I'm very interested in trying to get a good SIPproxy/Server into pfSense
                        and the following looks quite promising as it seems to be very
                        lightweigh, scalable and adaptable and powerful.
                        http://www.openser.org/mos/view/Features/
                        I'm going to make a small study if it's feasible to adapt it for
                        pfSense but I know it's a big undertaking to get it integrated
                        and i'm doubting my skills to do it.

                        Looks VERY interesting. Have you tried setting it up on a normal Linux?

                        Nope, not yet…  Got occupied with in my real world.  (waiting for a baby)

                        //Dan Lundqvist

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                          cdsu
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                          I would like to see spamd back on the package list for inbound spam-filtering and sendmail for outbound email only. If needed I can put a bounty for someone helping me create a lightweight version of sendmail package.

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                            hoba
                            last edited by

                            @cdsu:

                            I would like to see spamd back on the package list for inbound spam-filtering and sendmail for outbound email only. If needed I can put a bounty for someone helping me create a lightweight version of sendmail package.

                            Check the bounty section, spamd is already on the list there. Maybe contribute to this bounty if you are really interested in this.

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                              xankra
                              last edited by

                              An ospf package would be great (don't know if there is a bounty yet though).

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                                librarymark
                                last edited by

                                I would really like to see dansguardian added as a package. It is far superior to squidguard.

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                                  sullrich
                                  last edited by

                                  @librarymark:

                                  I would really like to see dansguardian added as a package. It is far superior to squidguard.

                                  Already been requested countless times and debunked countless times due to its license.

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                                    Cry Havok
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                                    @fribert:

                                    Looks VERY interesting. Have you tried setting it up on a normal Linux?

                                    Repeat after me FreeBSD is not Linux  :P

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                                      librarymark
                                      last edited by

                                      "Already been requested countless times and debunked countless times due to its license."

                                      How is that? Does that mean I have been using it illegally all this time?

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                                        Perry
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                                        Prolly not if your a home user, but as i remember it commercial use is forbidden.. But you could do a search :)
                                        Maybe SquidGuard will fit your needs ?

                                        /Perry
                                        doc.pfsense.org

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                                          librarymark
                                          last edited by

                                          I work at a public library. I have used both squidguard and dansguardian. Dansguardian is far superior. Squidguard, while a fine piece of software, is just not enough. The scum that walk in the door at our library found all sorts of ways around it. They have a much harder time with dansguardian.

                                          Am I skirting dansguardian's license using it for a non-profit organization? Even with the license, what difference does that make such that pfsense can't have a package for it?

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                                          • GruensFroeschliG
                                            GruensFroeschli
                                            last edited by

                                            The first page of this thread: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,2703.0.html explains the problem with dansguardian.

                                            We do what we must, because we can.

                                            Asking questions the smart way: http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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