On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 4:42 AM, Jan Hoevers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Chris Buechler wrote on 21-3-2008 23:22: > > > For 1.3, Ermal has done a nice job completely rewriting the traffic > > shaper to accommodate these kinds of situations and more. The traffic > > shaper in 1.2 only works properly with two interface setups (LAN and WAN). > > Right now I'm running traffic shaping on an extra pfSense box, just to > avoid this multi interface issue. Planning to move away to a bare > FreeBSD/PF/ALTQ setup because of this, would prefer to stay with pfSense > however. > Do you have any clue when the new features become available? > http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,2718.0.html Take a look there is a bounty in there which explains the details and how you can get it before 1.3.(You may want to skip the first pages though, it is rather large thread).
> One suggestion: give us an option to bypass this annoying traffic > shaping wizard. I know it's possible to delete the generated setup once > the wizard has completed, but that's not really nice for those who > cannot use the standard setup. It is not anymore fired by default since now there are multiple wizards. > > Another suggestion: it would make a real difference if it were possible > to make rules without specifying *both* the incoming and outgoing > interface. ALTQ has that option, so perhaps you are planning that already. Yes, on the new version you specify queues on specific rules, as you do on FreeBSD/PF/ALTQ, you create on the firewall->rules tab. There is no more a rule tab at the traffic shaper config. Ermal > > best regards, > Jan Hoevers >
