Seconding that, doing anything - particularly configuration - at the command line in pfSense is discouraged. I did a presentation about it in April this year, the recording of which is online at the website. -Adam

tim@fractaldragon.net wrote:

(trying again from a real keyboard)

On Sun, Sep 23, 2012 at 11:21:56PM -0500, Dan Martin wrote:

...

pfSense looks good. Documentation a little less clear than IPCop, but good reviews. It will mean learning about pf, and abandoning my experience with iptables.

Hi Dan,

The web GUI is decent for many tasks, so you may find that you can get by without digging into pf.

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