Restore - Almost!
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Hi,
you are using a really old snapshot with RC-1. You should update.
In actual snapshots there is an ability to change duplex modes.
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Thanks both - it is indeed there in RC3!
Hoorah! -
where ???
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In the Web GUI, go to Interfaces, then select LAN or WAN or OPT, under the General Configuration section you'll see Speed and Duplex and an Advanced button next to it, click on Advanced and select your appropiate speed and duplex. Save and Apply.
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I definitely do not see those in the interface setup on my version
2.0-RC3 (amd64)
built on Tue Jun 28 07:22:21 EDT 2011 -
I definitely do not see those in the interface setup on my version
2.0-RC3 (amd64)
built on Tue Jun 28 07:22:21 EDT 2011Check again:
2.0-RC3 (amd64)
built on Mon Jun 20 13:26:12 EDT 2011
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this is what mine looks like???
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Strange ??? maybe is related to a Jun 28 Snapshot, try with newer ???
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In actual snapshots there is an ability to change duplex modes.
what does this mean in "actual snapshots…"
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In actual snapshots there is an ability to change duplex modes.
what does this mean in "actual snapshots…"
There are new builds/snapshots of pfsense 2.0 every day. Snapshots are only available for pfsense 2.0 and not for pfsense 1.2.3
If you are using pfsense 2.0, got to SYSTEM - FIRMWARE.
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In actual snapshots there is an ability to change duplex modes.
what does this mean in "actual snapshots…"
It means recent/newer snapshots. Don't forget to re-select the update server URL for snapshots after July 4th per the post at http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,38687.0.html as well to make sure you get the most current version.
