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      asankaj2006
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      I am running a pfsense box (1.2-RC4-pfSense) and which reach 100% cup usage most of of time and connection to internet is getting reset and gives timeouts.

      CUP 3.0 GHz
      Mainboard is Intel D945GNT
      Memory 2 GB

      Any Suggestions what may be the issue.

      Cheers
      Asanka.

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      • stephenw10S
        stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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        Any reason you are using such an old version?
        What NICs are you using?
        If you run 'top' at the command line what processes are consuming so many cpu cycles?

        Steve

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          asankaj2006
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          Hello Steve

          My Pfsense box is configured with 4 NICs and all of them are are DlInk DFE 520TX.

          Bandwidthd was the high CPU consuming process and I have stop that Service.

          Now I have swicth to the Pfsense 2.0 RC1 and I have imported the pervious configuration using xml file.

          Again I am running in to some issue with this.

          1)Bandwidthd is not working and gives this error (Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /usr/local/www/pkg_edit.php on line 415)

          2)Need some help with configuring the loadbalacing

          Asanka.

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          • stephenw10S
            stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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            I don't know about bandwidthd but outbound loadbalancing has changed in 2.0.
            To configure it you setup a gateway group (system >> routing >> groups) and add your WANs to it. Then assign each wan a tier, all tier 1 will result in equal priority and hence load balancing. Use lower tiers if you want failover.
            Now edit your firewall rules to use the gateway groups as gateway.

            Steve

            Edit: Exactly which version are you running? If you are running the 'official' RC1 release, 26.02.2011, the try a much more recent snapshot. A lot has been fixed since then.

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