Post by qinn on Jan 1, 2016 17:10:19 GMT
Hi Lee
I hope that this is n=1 and not a bug, but I ran into the following...
I have made a trip over to t1n1wall, as I was curious about the 1.10 FreeBSD. So I installed version generic-pc-1.10.2b80 vanilla,so no upgrade, but a fresh install using physdiskwrite.
Then I began setting it up. By default it uses LAN = em0 and WAN = em1. As I was used to have LAN = em2, WAN = em3, (OPT1) DMZ = em1 and (OPT2 )WLAN = em0 I started assigning them on the console setup (So Option 1 Interfaces: assign network ports). After a restart I setup WAN to PPPoe I got an IP from the Inter provider, so I thought all was well. But then things went sideways. Although the LAN got an IP, there was no internet access and when I was assigning a IP to the DMZ it lost access. So thinking it was buggy (sorry about that) I went over to generic-pc-1.8.2b78, but the same there. Then I choose to follow the default suggestion at boot, so LAN = em0 and WAN = em1 and all was well. Then I went back to SmallWall again and tested it to also, same there! After I restored a previous backup config all was well. When I went from M0n0wall to SmallWall, I upgraded the firmware using generic-pc-1.8.3-unsigned so config was kept.
I hope that this is n=1 and not a bug, but I ran into the following...
I have made a trip over to t1n1wall, as I was curious about the 1.10 FreeBSD. So I installed version generic-pc-1.10.2b80 vanilla,so no upgrade, but a fresh install using physdiskwrite.
Then I began setting it up. By default it uses LAN = em0 and WAN = em1. As I was used to have LAN = em2, WAN = em3, (OPT1) DMZ = em1 and (OPT2 )WLAN = em0 I started assigning them on the console setup (So Option 1 Interfaces: assign network ports). After a restart I setup WAN to PPPoe I got an IP from the Inter provider, so I thought all was well. But then things went sideways. Although the LAN got an IP, there was no internet access and when I was assigning a IP to the DMZ it lost access. So thinking it was buggy (sorry about that) I went over to generic-pc-1.8.2b78, but the same there. Then I choose to follow the default suggestion at boot, so LAN = em0 and WAN = em1 and all was well. Then I went back to SmallWall again and tested it to also, same there! After I restored a previous backup config all was well. When I went from M0n0wall to SmallWall, I upgraded the firmware using generic-pc-1.8.3-unsigned so config was kept.
