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    Questions on setting up pfSense with my network

    I am guessing WiFi
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    Questions on setting up pfSense with my network

    You are pretty much correct. I have similar setup. Disable DHCP, disable WAN, and you should be good to go.
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    running copper between IDF's

    I am guessing they are using baluns as a way to transport video. I've seen that done. And it's quite common with some security contractors who don't feel like pulling coax, or pay for coax pulls. It's just an analog signal travelling over CAT5/6. It may also transport power...
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    SonicWall - Mutiple Networks over one VPN

    I've done it with Watchguards. You need to configure your VPN to be aware that this network does exist. Meaning on Site A, you need to tell it that Site B has 172.25.1.0/24, so SW knows that if you want to access that particular network, it must go through VPN tunnel. Again, it's not...
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    Career Interview - Network Administrator

    Holy thread resurrection! But I will answer since I find other answers pretty interesting. And in line with my own. 1. Would you describe yourself as a nerd? No, not really. I may not be a life of a party, but I would not describe myself as a nerd. I enjoy fun things in life other than...
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    SonicWall - Mutiple Networks over one VPN

    Hm... I wouldn't want to setup networks like this. I am sure that having 10.0.1.0/24 and 10.0.2.0/24 on each side won't sit well with concepts of TCP/IP. Think of it this way. A device with IP address 10.0.1.25 on Side A wants to talk to 10.0.1.50 on Side B. Since they are on the same network...
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    Help with Watchguard Firebox X1000

    Seems similar to what I had with our Watchguard XTM21 some time back. While not 5 hours, but every year we had to reboot these things. They simply stopped processing any traffic. And with a year uptime, clients still complained...
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    Weird routing problem (PFSense, Cisco 3550)

    Hate to do this, but.. bump. Also, if anyone can suggest a way to route between 3 port groups maybe with a pfsense appliance, I would gladly give that a try.
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    Weird routing problem (PFSense, Cisco 3550)

    Adding a bit more info. Did a packet capture of my ping attempts, and it shows that source of ping is 192.168.1.236 (SVI for vlan 1), not the 10.0.5.1.
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    Weird routing problem (PFSense, Cisco 3550)

    Yes, SVIs are pingable from PFSense. VMs on that vlan are also pingable. Firewall config on LAN is default, so it's allow any/any.
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    Weird routing problem (PFSense, Cisco 3550)

    Did that. Removed the vlan dot1q tag native. Same thing, unfortunately
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    Weird routing problem (PFSense, Cisco 3550)

    Hello everyone. I hope some gurus would be able to help me out with a problem that is really kicking my ass. Here's the setup. I have an ESX server with a vSwitch and 3 port groups. Each port group is a VLAN. Group 1 - 10.0.10.0/24 Group 2 - 10.0.5.0/24 Group 3 - 10.0.50.0/24 In...
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    ESXi 5.5... Ugh!

    Something I discovered that if you cannot edit settings of VM through vSphere client (non-web), you can still manage it through VMWare Workstation 10. Just connect to your vCenter through it.
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    Recently got in to mining cryptocurrency - are asicminers the way to go?

    I got me a 5GH/s miner from Butterfly Labs. But it averages at 7.5GH/s for about a month. And in this month, it already gave me $100 in Bitcoins. Considering I paid $300 for the unit, it's not unlikely that it will pay for itself. But it's not something you can get rich on.
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    Any Exchange 2003/2010 experts willing to share some knowledge?

    I did a dry run converting SBS 2003 server to SBS 2011 without a problem. That included migrating Exchange 2003 to 2010. Do be prepared for Exchange complaining about corrupt items in users' folders. Microsoft has a migration guide but I believe it only applies to SBS with Exchange migrations...
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