I'm not sure I follow what you mean by Put them off a routed public
IP'ed interface to solve this.
At one point, we had 2 interfaces per machine, 1 public and 1 private.
The problem with that was that the use of our IP space was extremely
ineffecient, not to mention that firewalling Windows 2000
Do you think you really need to go over this problem here.
This is the way freebsd works presently
This is the way a PIX works presently
This is not the way linux works presently.
This is not the way linksys works presently
If you cannot work with this don't use it.
Where is the problem.
NOTE:
I wouldn't recommend trying to edit either of these 2 files through the
[webConfigurator: Diagnostics: Edit File] screen. I ssh'd to the
pfSense box and entered the shell and made the edits the old fashion way
w/ 'vi'.
Would it be possible to fix the following to files in the next
What kind of NICS?
On 8/26/05, Ted Crow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, versions 0.80-0.80.2 installed without *too* much trouble, and my
remote network can now see the WAN and OPT interfaces.
One thing I did notice with 0.80 and 0.80.2 is that my firewall hangs
for about 5 minutes during
Tried it again, and it fails in the same manner. I'll do it again,
concentrating on the end of the Freesbie install (I walked away during the
install, and it had rebooted. The 0.71.6 installer asked me more questions
and then warned me to take out the CD.) It appears that maybe the intall is
At 11:47 AM 8/26/2005, Dimitri Rodis wrote:
This wouldn't happen to be a repeat of the cdrom on the same channel
issue, is it?
Well, it's a virtual CDROM, but it happens to be on a different channel
(it's the master on channel 1, the hard drive is master on channel 0)
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0.71? Thats OLD.
Please download a 0.80 series iso.
On 8/26/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 11:47 AM 8/26/2005, Dimitri Rodis wrote:
This wouldn't happen to be a repeat of the cdrom on the same channel
issue, is it?
Well, it's a virtual CDROM, but it happens to be on a
At 11:53 AM 8/26/2005, Scott Ullrich wrote:
0.71? Thats OLD.
Please download a 0.80 series iso.
No, .71 was the version I just checked, and that ~works~. 0.80 is the one
that failed.
I just retried (after moving the CD to be the slave of the hard drive), and
I found the source of the
It worked this time. Not sure why the last attempt failed.
256MB RAM for the virtual machine
4GB of disk
This time around, the installer didn't error out, didn't reboot, and I got
the intaller asking about boot blocks and then asking me to reboot and
remove the hard drive.
What is strange
This was with 0.80.2?
Scott
On 8/26/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It worked this time. Not sure why the last attempt failed.
256MB RAM for the virtual machine
4GB of disk
This time around, the installer didn't error out, didn't reboot, and I got
the intaller asking
The only LiveCD's that I found on 4 different sites were
pfSense-LiveCD-0.80.iso, with no minor version appended. After looking at
4 sites, I stopped trying to find any more versions.
According to my System:Firmware:AutoUpdate page:
Category InstalledCurrent
Firmware 0.80
On 8/26/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only LiveCD's that I found on 4 different sites were
pfSense-LiveCD-0.80.iso, with no minor version appended. After looking at
4 sites, I stopped trying to find any more versions.
According to my System:Firmware:AutoUpdate page:
Running latest 80.4. Part of my problem was a basic
misunderstanding. I had assumed that the portal would block access
until you authenticated, so I left the default OPT1 = Any rule in I
had before. So... I removed it and now access is not allowed until I
go through the portal page.
At 07:23 PM 8/26/2005, Chris Buechler wrote:
On 8/26/05, Dan Swartzendruber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Running latest 80.4. Part of my problem was a basic
misunderstanding. I had assumed that the portal would block access
until you authenticated, so I left the default OPT1 = Any rule in I
Hello,
I've tried the latest ISO installer, but my problem still here as I send to this list a week ago.
Below is my mail has been sent before.
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Hello,
I run the installer and after I partition the disk (I have only
create one partition with * size, FreeBSD type and active status)
Please send me the contents of /tmp/ after a failed install attempt.
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Thanks
On 8/26/05, Simon SZE-To [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I've tried the latest ISO installer, but my problem still here as I send to
this list a week ago.
Below is my mail has been sent
how can i run servers (web/mail/proxy/etc) within virtual machine?
perhaps using qemu/UML/xen?
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On 8/26/05, Chris Buechler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yeah, if that's the controls you want applied to authenticated
clients. Sounds like that's a bug though. Scott or someone will have
to comment there.
Chris is absolutely correct.
I'll drag all the equipment back out tomorrow and retest
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