>Jason M. wrote: >I'm using the PFW201 hardware from Tranquilnet According to Tranquilnet:
" *Note: These units may run hot to the touch and we recommend eith a wall mount or to place them on a cool, dry and hard surface with proper air flow" I can build systems that are much faster and more powerful for less than half the price so I've never used a PFW201, but I have seen it mentioned that units like them often have a cpu heat sink that makes contact with the case. Or, that they have a metal shim that connects the heat sink to the case. Heat transfer for these systems is often critical. Is yours overheating? Are you testing with one of the Tranquilnet units, or one of the units you got direct from the supplier? > Now my question is, what is going wrong? I've tried the same >config on multiple devices, so I don't think it's hardware. Could >my config have become corrupted? I don't follow your logic about it not being the hardware, but yes, your config could have become corrupted. Try another CF card? Try installing from scratch and restoring a backup xml file? _______________________________________________ List mailing list List@lists.pfsense.org https://lists.pfsense.org/mailman/listinfo/list
