New install to hd

GruensFroeschli

Did you assign the cards?
interfaces –> assign

heiko

What is your native language?

GruensFroeschli

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,9281.0.html

@martinuk: I'm not sure if you got the message. But i'll repeat it again for you:

It's pretty annoying if you dont even try to write like a normal person would.
Maybe the part of the internet where you normally are accepts your kind of "written language".
But this is forum about a technical subject. Slang has no place here.
It's complicated enought without having to trying to decipher what someone wrote.
Especially because all the people here that are helping do so in their free time.
If you expect us to help you, we expect you to help us understand you.

So please try to write in a way that we can read it if you are capable of that, or let it be.

heiko

I have read this (your) thread… what should i say

martinuk

i am from england >stoke on trent
ok ill say it gain ive done install i have 4 network cards ,
2 work other 2 dont,however thay are on list
the 2 cards that arnt working are d-link dfe-530tx

now if u cant read that i dont know wot to say any person who speaks english with understand that,

were u guys from germany or somewere

Cry Havok

I have to say, that either you're barely a teenager, badly dyslexic, or you've failed to learn the language. I've lived in the UK my entire life (and can trace back an entirely UK family history for hundreds of years) and I have to struggle to understand your postings. Your most recent posting is certainly better, but since you keep using "text speak" (ie, "u" instead of "you"), mix your words up ("with" instead of "would") and have failed to grasp the use of punctuation or capitals, it makes your postings near incomprehensible. As others have said, if you expect us to help you, you have to make an effort to write in a way that others can understand.

Now, as to your question, when you say the DFE-530TX cards don't work, are they:

a) displayed during the BIOS screens
b) displayed if you type "dmesg" from a command prompt
c) shown by "ifconfig -a" from a command prompt

martinuk

0k m8 thanks i never went to school allways in trouble for fighting etc.
anyways ive set it all up i have 3 network cards and 2x20mb virgin cable modems
i want to use load ballamce on them both ive set install up and am on 192.168.1.1

OPT1 –->VR0 ------>NONE
WAN------>RL0 -----> XXXXXXX <ip {dhcp}<br="">LAN ------>DC0 ---->DCO 192.168.1.1

THATS HOW IT SHOWS ON MY OTHER COMPUTER
ALL I NEED TO DO NIS SETIT ALL UP WITH LOAD BALLANCE ETC

NEEED HELP PLZZZZ.</ip >

Cry Havok

@Cry:

Now, as to your question, when you say the DFE-530TX cards don't work, are they:

a) displayed during the BIOS screens
b) displayed if you type "dmesg" from a command prompt
c) shown by "ifconfig -a" from a command prompt

martinuk

I went out to my m8 pc shop and got new card it works great. ive installd it all need need help setting everythin up. i want to use 2 cable modems on load balance
i do have 6x20mb cable modems but ive only got 3 network cards in my pc
so can ya give me link how to set it all up for load balance etc plzz

Cry Havok

Maybe if you looked at the pfSense site and then followed the Documentation link to the Tutorials page:

http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Tutorials

or even the developers Wiki:

http://devwiki.pfsense.org/PfSenseDevHome/

Both of which have links to documents that could help you.

martinuk

Sorry to bova u am stuck on this bit
in the Monitor IP box, put the IP address of a host upstream from the router that can be polled (via tcp socket) to ensure link is up

do i put my modem ip at the Monitor IP box
do i add that to pool twice ?
am bit of noob to all this

Cry Havok

You would add, for each pool, an IP on that link (hint, not the modem) that is in your path (like your default gateway).

I strongly suggest that you read the Tutorial on netlife.co.za and the documents it links to.

martinuk

in the box thir was dns 1 and dns 2 with 192 ips

Cry Havok

What box? I'm good, but my crystal ball is in for repairs ;)

Note that 192.168.x.x IP addresses are RFC1918 (aka "private") IP addresses and will not be the DNS servers for your Virgin Media cable modems. I'd suggest you read through the various documents and postings in the Dual WAN forum (and start a new thread there) - I've never done this so anything I advise is just educated guesswork.