@araujovitorpaulo said in Help trying to get a new repo on my 2.4.4 p1:

@NollipfSense that was an alternative at the beginning, but when I search for updates, it says that the server is up to date (http://prntscr.com/rrnrc0).

The only way to recover it is making a brand new server with the 2.4.4p3 installation?

2.4.5 is the new current version. Unless you have an existing copy of the 2.4.4_p3 install media, it is no longer available from official sources. You may find unofficial copies out there someplace on the web, but I would be wary of such things.

You can do a frresh install using 2.4.5 media and import your existing configuration. There are instructions for doing that in the Netgate docs.

@onlyfor1question said in pfSense installation hangs at a certain screen:

@NollipfSense I just tried using that and I got the same error.

Sounds as if you're having hardware issue...try pfSense 2.4.5rc to see whether you have the same exact issue.

Olha, olhando o problema superficialmente, com as informações que você passou, já levando em consideração que você verificou cabos e etc, digo que sim o problema pode ser na placa de rede.

Não é normal ter problema de conectividade entre o pfsense e o modem, é um cabo, não é pra perder ping nem muito menos perder o MAC da tabela.

@ccigas said in Basic Firewall Set Up:

I guess from there, I would not have to allow DNS or HTTP/S through the firewall from there or is that not needed?

Typically, on an second LAN interface - called OPTx - you would block http and https acces to the Firewall (= pfSense) itself.
Don't block DNS, devices could use pfSense as a DNS, or whatever other DNS they want to use on the net.

@ccigas said in Basic Firewall Set Up:

For the DNS, it seemed to only work
pfSense doesn't use or care about DNS in receives from upstream routers.
The resolver - unbound - uses the 13 main root DNS servers (the real back bone of the Internet) to find domain info. That will always works.
There is no need - isn't used by default :
Ustream DNS servers,
ISP DNS servers,
Private info collection servers (Google and others);
etc.

If the default resolver doesn't work, something is wrong with your Internet access.

Btw : 'named' or bind, isn't used by pfSense. bind is much bigger and capable, and offers functionalities that hugely surpasses the needs of a firewall.