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      colreg
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      Hi all,
      I'm sory to say my English so bad.
      I’m building firewall – PFSense. The system is running on server HP Proliant DL 380 G6, including a dual gigabit network card.
      Version test: 2.0.1-RELEASE and 2.0.2-RELEASE
      Service running on: bandwidthd, impector, nut, openvpn, squid
      With following system model.
                  WAN 1          WAN2
                      | (bce0)          |(bce1)
                      |                      |
      SERVER (em0)–PFSENSE--------DMZ (em1)
                                    | (bce2)
                                    |
                                LAN

      I have 2 problem, please help me to solve that:
      At first, when I added 1 interface (nic port remaining – bce3), pfsense will be hung. So I cannot access pfsense, and all the network will drop all packet.
      Second, when I access, download file from Internet (bce0, bce1) or copy data from LAN to Server (em0) and DMZ (em1), all OK, with gigabit speed. But when I copy back from Server (em0) and DMZ (em1) to LAN the speed low (approximately 45 ~ 60 Kb).
      I try to change MTU and LRO (/etc/sysctl.conf file), there is not different before.
      Thanks all,

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