On February 2, 2015 12:02:30 PM CST, Michael E. Jaggers m...@mindspring.com
wrote:
Not quite. The version skip was caused by the method that some
programs were parsing the version string. They saw Windows 95 and
Windows 98 as being equivalent to Windows 9. Skipping the
Windows 9
Well, I may now go back and revisit the whole USB-nic approach. In the past,
the general consensus on the pfSense forums was that while they might work,
don’t be surprised if you end up having problems. But, like Linux, FreeBSD
has continued to improve and evolve too, so maybe this is a moot
On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 1:00 AM, John R. Dennison j...@gerdesas.com wrote:
On Mon, Feb 02, 2015 at 06:20:52PM -0600, Michael L wrote:
Mark J. Bailey, about the FreeBSD NIC setup.
Guess I don't yet know how to participate in the discussion. -M
I fail to see the problem here. Mark Bailey made
Just the other week, Chris, I setup an IPSEC site-2-site tunnel between my
house in Franklin, and my dad’s house in Murfreesboro with pfSense on both
ends. It took all of 5 minutes to run the wizard on both ends. Both pfsenses
in my case are virtualized. The new pfSense 2.2 now uses StrongSWAN
Depending on the Internet connection speed, what about using a USB to
Ethernet adapter as your second NIC? I believe people are using them with
the Pi for firewall applications. I *think* the Ethernet port on the Pi
has a USB internal interface - at least it connects to the same chip the
USB
pfSense supports VLAN interfaces, so you can set it up on a single-NIC
device and it works great, but you do have to have some kind of managed
switch to plug it into. That is what Curt is doing.
I run a little Atom box at home that has two onboard NICs and one PCI card
NIC and I run pfSense and
Point well made about the cost of a managed switch. At Watkins the idea of
buying new network gear is anathema - we buy HP Procurve switches used on
ebay, and HP honors their lifetime warranty. At home I wanted to upgrade
to gigabit and found a good price (at the time) for a Procurve 1800-24G,
Mike,
My interest was the possibility that the Pi 2 might be good/stable/capable
enough to serve as an embedded device for pfSense (free FreeBSD-based
firewall akin to Tomato or DD-WRT). I had not looked up through yesterday,
but in digging on it more, it only has the 1 NIC, which makes it
I’m all in on the ebay source. If you pay attention to a seller’s rating and
comments from buyers, you usually can spot those to be leery of. But that
said, I’ve still gotten a few lemons. But for the most part, I too will turn
to ebay for servers and switching gear. Procurves are nice. I have
I've been a member of GitHub for a while, but now I'm finally putting it to
use.
It might not be much, but I'm posting my resume (scrubbed), PDF of my
LinkedIn profile, and applicable certificates to GitHub in my first
repository.
I am in the job market, and still looking for system
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