1.2.1-BETA success stories
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I installed pfSense 1.2.1-TESTING-SNAPSHOT
built on Thu Jul 24 23:13:20 EDT 2008 on my home firewall today.It is working great. I have tested the following:
NAT (AON)
Rules
DHCP
OpenVPN point to point
PPTP
DNS Forwarder
Wireless (Linksys wusb54g) ural0My wireless is setup as an Access Point with WPA2 PSK.
I'm not going back to pfSense 1.2 from here on out its 1.2.1 or higher. I'm convinced pfSense 1.2.1 is ready for its first Release Candidate.
pfSense running on FreeBSD7 is so exciting. I plan to do a lot of testing on the wireless.
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Fresh install
AMD 900 declocked to 810
640mb ram
3 3com cards
hd installjust installed like normal and uploaded the backup from 1.2.
30 or so pc sitting behind the firewall and 10 vpn mobile users so far so good.
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Successful upgrade from 1.2
Motherboard: SuperMicro P6DBE 2x Pentium2 400mhz
Adaptec 2940 SCSI HBA
4.4gb Seagate HD
1Gb SDRAM
4 port Adaptec Starfire NIC (only using ports 0 lan and 3 wan)Packages:
Squid
Squidguard
Dashboard
Imspector
phpsysinfo
NUT (not configured yet)Upgrade was flawless and now pfsense does not crash when wife watches Netflix View Now !!
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booting, running great the only issue i am having is carp is not syncing correctly
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We implemented an "emergency" pfsense system last night in our data center.
Version: Built on Mon Aug 25 23:17:47 EDT 2008
CARP works with a pci-express d-link 560T card (was not detected in 1.2)
Servers are HP DL320 G4Only using Snort package at the moment. pfsense pretty much saved the day.
Now we have 3 connections handled by pfsense (2 office, 1 datacenter)
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We've got one cluster running fine on Dell PE1950 with quad ports pci-e Intel pro1000VT cards (not recognized in 1.2).
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carp cluster on a PE 860 and PE850 is running fine.
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Upgraded from 1.2 to 1.2.1 and had no issues. So far no issues all IPSEC tunnels up and working and will continue testing. Great product keep up the good work.
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Might be a dead post, but for what it's worth,
Dell Optiplex 733mhz
256 MB RAM
3 random NIC's (including a battered Intel hunk from a bargain bin)Currently works fine as a student firewall and DHCP server for a ~100 person user base. The clarity of pfsense has allowed me to easily identify underlying reliability issues with the network which are currently being fixed. Reliability has not been an issue so far either in testing or implementation, though we'll see how it handles a more complex, multi-LAN/WAN setup next month (not on battered hardware, by the by).
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a dead post? hope not!
Today i found that access via web was dead and the webConfigurator wont start anymore so.. i decide to update to 1.2.1 from 1.2, looks like everything is ok.. webconfigurator works,VLANs and Loadbalance too (that's the primary job of this pfsense), i use the RC2 build from today [ 04-Nov-2008 12:41 39M ]