Feature increase suggestion
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Because there is a serious problem of network packet loss in a period of time every day, so to solve this problem, you need to increase the function.
Can refer to the function here
FEC -
You understand this is just gibberish right? What are you wanting to ask or suggest? Your post has be flagged as spam by another user.. And prob going to get a few more if you do not edit to make some actual sense.
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Hmmm lets add some random code from Github to pfSense.
No serious problem of network packet loss in a period of time every day here.
No thanks.
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I mean I've seen far worse suggestions!
But this should be a feature request here really: https://redmine.pfsense.org
Steve
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When I use a long-distance network connection, network packet loss occurs, such as the United States to Asia. If you solve this problem, you can refer to the existing technology. That program is one of the solutions to improve network quality by using FEC to solve network packet loss in VPN UDP mode.
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@NogBadTheBad said in Feature increase suggestion:
Hmmm lets add some random code from Github to pfSense.
No serious problem of network packet loss in a period of time every day here.
No thanks.
I think if you go far away, you will encounter traffic congestion. Network congestion will definitely happen in the world
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See that kind of info should of been in your original post ;)
But yeah if you want pfsense to add some sort of feature, then it should be in redmine - with sure a link to a forum thread for discussion, etc..
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@johnpoz
I'm not sure there's a better solution,I provide some solutions as our reference.
There is also a solution here.
https://github.com/Soheil-ab/c2tcpi am using htcp in pfsense now, but it is cant fix this.
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Not talking about a solution, I am talking about if your going to ask for X to get added to pfsense, then it needs to be requested via redmine.. And you need to post some actual info to what your talking about.
Your first post was marked as spam by multiple users because without some sort of context, its gibberish.