Hello,
Am Mittwoch, den 14.01.2009, 00:09 -0500 schrieb Chris Buechler:
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 5:39 AM, Dominik Schips domi...@s235.de wrote:
Here is my output from ifconfig:
The bridge looks fine. The interfaces that are plugged in are
forwarding, the ones that don't have link are
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 06:44:04PM -0500, Chuck Mariotti wrote:
I just need dual network/LAN.
I wish I had three. Two is not enough for carp+pfsync, non-transparent
bridge without VLANs.
I have been looking at Jetway and Intel boards.
Do these have Intel GBit NICs? 2-3 of them?
Any
I'm embarrassed to write this, and I'm having trouble finding someone to lend
me a gun, but you were right. The PPTP server was enabled on my side causing
the problem.
Christopher Iarocci
Network Solutions Manager
Twin Forks Office Products
631-727-3354
-Original Message-
From: Tim
Christopher -
Thank you for the early morning laugh.
If you were closer to New York like us - I am willing to bet the gun
would be easier to find due to this cruddy market ;-)
I have found most every problem I have had has been user error...
PEBKAC is the motto of the day I guess
problem
Awhile we had an issue where we had to modify the system.inc so that we
could add the line $lighty_config .= ssl.ca-file =
\/path/to/my/cert/mycert.pem\\n\n;
Did this get fixed in recent releases? If not, are there plans to make
corrections?
thank you,
Dwane
Dwane Atkins
Senior
No need for self-induced bodily harm... we've all been there. :-)
The PPTP problem is one of those 'gotchas' when working with pfSense that we
used to run into all the time. BUT, frankly we don't use PPTP anymore for many
reasons and it hasn't been an issue for us. If you simply need to give
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 9:34 AM, Atkins, Dwane P atki...@uthscsa.edu wrote:
Awhile we had an issue where we had to modify the system.inc so that we
could add the line $lighty_config .= ssl.ca-file =
\/path/to/my/cert/mycert.pem\\n\n;
Did this get fixed in recent releases? If not, are there
Thanks for the info... I will stay away from Jetway.
Are there any limitations to what these ALIX boards can do or handle in terms
of traffic? I'd like to do some load balancing, run SMTP spam filter and IDS on
it. I have no need for wireless. Which board do you recommend?
-Original
Tim Nelson wrote:
If you simply need to give road warriors access to your network, *PLEASE*
check out OpenVPN
yes, what he said.
we've got windows (XP, vista), linux and Mac users all on openVPN and
it mainly just works.
don't make life hard for yourself :-)
I'd love to use OpenVPN, but the end users have to set it up themselves, and
honestly, it's not easy enough for an end user to do. Editing a text file
with technical information is beyond most end users capability. If there
was a point and click GUI made for it, that would be different. Getting
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 2:50 PM, Christopher Iarocci ciaro...@tfop.net wrote:
I'd love to use OpenVPN, but the end users have to set it up themselves, and
honestly, it's not easy enough for an end user to do.
You can build an installer file that has no prompts for the user to
click and auto
Now THAT is easy. That being said, I can't wait for 2.0 to come out.
Christopher Iarocci
Network Solutions Manager
Twin Forks Office Products
631-727-3354
-Original Message-
From: cbuech...@gmail.com [mailto:cbuech...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Chris
Buechler
Sent: Wednesday, January 14,
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 4:22 AM, Dominik Schips domi...@s235.de wrote:
vr1 isn't working to update the IP.
vr0 = LAN
vr1 = LAN1 (bridged to LAN)
I have this rule for LAN1 (vr1).
* LAN net * * * *
I also tried
* LAN1 net* * *
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