PfSense crashes with new NIC
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1. Can you please tell me why bridging is bad if I am seeing no ill effects?
2. Can you please tell Fry's to build a location in N.W. Arkansas because I would love one. I've been to the Vegas Fry's and spent a few hours there.
3. Thank you for the actual bit of advice, I will see if I can confirm this
4. My friend already fully populates his 8 port Gig-e switch.
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1. Can you please tell me why bridging is bad if I am seeing no ill effects?
2. Can you please tell Fry's to build a location in N.W. Arkansas because I would love one. I've been to the Vegas Fry's and spent a few hours there.
3. Thank you for the actual bit of advice, I will see if I can confirm this
4. My friend already fully populates his 8 port Gig-e switch.
Shall I hold your dick for you too? Fucking amazon dude.
http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-SG105-Gigabit-Ethernet-Desktop/dp/B00A128S24/
$19 shipped with prime.
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May I observe that this Trump guy is apparently not good for the discussion culture in the USA. Sorry for OT…
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Trump is awesome.
You know what's really interesting about him?
Billionaire playboy since the 1980s.
Two divorces, Three wives.
And the democrats and republicans don't have any dirt on him.
Simply amazing.
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…exactly what I apprehended...
You need no dirt to throw at this guy, he discharges the dirt by himself. But we are miles OT now ;-)
Old rule on forums: If you can't say something positive, simply say nothing...
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Get used to the Donald. He'll be around a while longer.
I am so sick and tired of answering the same stupid questions and fixing the same cockamamie ideas around this place I am seriously considering stopping.
Bridge a four-port intel card because you don't want to buy a $20 switch that will perform the same task 1000 times better?
Insanity.
Then tell me I have to justify my position because "he's not having problems?"
As if I have time for that tripe.
And it's the same thing every day. Every fucking day.
We could try to write a FAQ but nobody would read it.
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We survived Ronny R., but this time it will be even harder (I think Abel Archer would mean nothing to this blond dumb guy, hu? I lived for some years close to where his ancestors came from in Germany. Not the smartest part up there, although good wine! And lots of inbreed to keep the wineyards together within the family :-D )
The problem with the FAQ: People don't SEE WHERE the problem comes from, so they don't ask the right questions. So no way to find the right answer.
Take a break if you can't stand it any more, but come back later. I think Doc retired, too…
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I noticed a couple days ago dok was gone. Been since about Christmas I think.
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Alright look my responses haven't been great but I'm here to learn about this stuff. So I'm sorry if I stepped on your high and mighty toes. You ran with the one sarcastic comment on my last post and that didn't get us anywhere. A simple explanation of why bridging is such a bad idea would benefit me and everyone else reading this. Sorry for being such an inconvenience to you. Or if you don't have time to repeat yourself save us both some time, find a forum post that would cover this, post the link, and yell at me for not searching hard enough.
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…or YOU learn how to use the search function of the forum ;-)
It really comes up every second day, don't use the internal NICs of your pfSense in bridged mode as a switch. It usually results in problems. Save the money and buy cheap switches. Or use the NICs to segregate your network (Wifi, noisy stuff, like Apple and M$, family, home office, whatever).
Although these Cisco, Linksys, Asus plastic boxes usually are configured that way, avoid it with your pfSense box.
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thank you. Yes I will take that criticism at this point.
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Although these Cisco, Linksys, Asus plastic boxes usually are configured that way, avoid it with your pfSense box.
They actually have built in hardware switches.
Your PC doesn't.
A quad card might LOOK like a switch but it ISN'T a switch. No ASICs, etc.
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I correct me, we have the same discussion now at least daily
https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=107455.msg598534#msg598534
:-D
btw. I heard the Donald looked like an idiot last night, no clue what to do with health care or whatever. Maybe he REALLY is clueless when it comes to real politics?
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Or maybe the federal government shouldn't be involved in such socialist schemes and what the federal government really needs is a CEO who knows how to be one.
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No, a state doesn't need a CEO, cause it can't fire its citizens. It needs someone to lead a modern society, internally and externally. Donald is a clown for some freak show, but he can't rule a country with atomic weapons. I have more trust in Iran then in this guy… ;-) end of discussion
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I do not need a CEO. The federal government employees do.
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thank you. Yes I will take that criticism at this point.
In normal we all awaiting constructive criticism, and we are all not really pleased about, if we
are only hearing some monotheistic repeating refrains like "don´t do that and don´t use this"
for sure I will consider to that point. But on the other way I must also really consider to the
standpoint of all other peoples, that "bridging ports" is only a use case for very experienced
network admins that knows to 100% when and where bridging must be done or is needed.
So in shorter words for all others of us, routing should the right way to be gone.As a golden rules for networking, you cold remind of this:
Route if you can and bridge only if you must.btw. I heard the Donald looked like an idiot last night, no clue what to do with health care or whatever. Maybe he REALLY is clueless when it comes to real politics?
Our Donald was tumbling down in earlier years to the deepest bottom, and rising again from their to the
highest top now, it is a hard way and really steep journey! So I really think he is a good guy and means it
in the right direction for his country, but sometimes also that he is not able to transport it to the masses as
he is meaning it really.
