@Asadsarwar said in Installed packages not working nor installing:

As per the pfsense "The system is on latest version".

You wrote "2.4.4" and that's in your screen cap but the latest is 2.4.5. Probably the cleanest thing at this point is to install again, upgrade to 2.4.5 and then restore your config from backup.

@mohkhalifa said in pfSense on ESXi | Best Practices:

problem SOLVED after "Disabling hardware checksum offload"

Awesome. I poked around on a few of mine and didn't find any with that enabled. Mostly Dell hardware here. Good find.

@kiokoman

THX! System is up and running :)

Sorry but I am with @ITFlyer - and I edited your post to remove what amounts to keywords and a link..

Glad your wanting to help - but keep it on topic to the question at hand.. And why would you join a forum, minutes latter add such a post to a almost year old thread, because it mentions something related to what your wanting to promote is what it looked like.

Glad it's working for you.

Does anyone have a way to resole it?
Please help.

I agree it seems like odd behaviour.

It would be interesting to test with the bridge unassigned if you're able. That could be inconvenient to setup though.

Steve

@leonardo-fernandes You are my hero. Thank you very much. My OpenVPN with AWS works perfectly now

So, I think I found the source of my issue: my DNS setting.

I had shut off and uninstalled SquidGuard, Squid and Snort (in that order) and still had no luck. As soon as I changed my DNS settings to Google (for example), I no longer have any latency issues. Put back Squid and Snort and still no latency.

So, it looks like something with OpenDNS is causing my problem.

Off to try another DNS to see if it's still running ok.

Amigos, a solução para o meu problema foi aumentar as entradas máximas da tabela do firewall no campo:
System / Advanced / Firewall e NAT
Mudei o valor padrão de 400000 para 800000, mas o valor fica a critério de cada um de acordo a sua necessidade.

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