hi,

I am running a pfsense box on 192.168.10.0/24 subnet, this box is connected to many wirless access points by LAN & switches.
actually  wireless clients are on the same subnet than wireless AP (that are configured manually)

I need to split my network into 2 subnets :

Client subnet : the same as pfsense box (192.168.10.0/24)
Access point subnet : 192.168.20.0/24 for example

my question is : what is the settings that i shoud set to be able to reach the 192.168.20.0/24 subnet (to access to AP configuration)

thanks for your suggestions !

I have enabled the PPTP server on pfsense 1.01 and i can connect correctly to my box from outside (WAN) but i can not reach my LAN.
I have enabled a rule for PPTP any to any... but no luck

there is something missed ?

remote admin works on the router WAN port only. it works only on port 80 or 8080

there is a single way to remote admin your routers : setup a PPTP connection to your gateway (pfsense)

Give me more details to give you more help (I have a similar setup)

chady

darkstat stops also here

save your configuration on floppy disk using the option 98 on the console

when the system stops, reboot it with the floppy disk inserted and it should work like this

it is true that I have a wireless WDS network using linksys and buffalo routers. but this problem happens when i use access point in client mode with or without WDS.
anyway ddwrt firmware works perfectly with pfsense

the same here !
reboot with a floppy disk inside and then restore your config

I am using the latest version of pfsense (1.0.1) with DHCP server configured with static leases. the LAN interface of the pfsense box is connected to an as access point
wireless clients connected directely to the access point get the correct IP (assigned by dhcp).
some client using a wireless client (Dlink AP, or atlantis configured in CLIENT MODE) connected to their ethernet card don't get the correct IP from DHCP
- If I add the mac adress of their ethernet card in DHCP static map === NO correct IP
- If I add the mac of the wireless client === they don't obtain the correct IP also

It's very strange !!

Anybody have an idea on how to assign static leases for client connected behind an access point working in client mode ? ?

Thanks

i have the same problem, i am using 512 Mb of RAM and a Pentium4 2.6 processor.
NTOP stops from time to time

WDS protocol works exactely lk a normal LAN connection n DD-WT firmware. so there is no need to specify the gateway if you are working on the same subnet

- setup your PPTP server on pfsense or better on your DD-WRT router (forward VPN port to your WRT IP adress)
- setup your VPN connection (make sure that you unckeck in TCP/IP advanced settings, "use default gateway on remote computer")
- connect to your PPTP server from wan side (server IP the same as WAN adress)

and now you can reach all your internal network

what is the optimal hardware configuration ?

I am already running a P4 2.6 GHz with 256MB DD-RAM
swap is 256 or 512 Mb i have not changed the default value during initial installation

actual information in system shows :

CPU usage : 3 %
Memory Usage : 63 % (I have noticed that when squid was not installed i have 38 %)
Swap usage : 3 %
Disk Usage : 1 %

256Mb

hello,

I am using the update version 1.0.1 of pfsense, i have installed squid and ntop.

both work well for some hours and then stop workind randomly without any modification in the system

it is possible to include in FreeRadius package Per user bandwith and download limit ?