said by clarknova:I'm using pfsense 2.0.1 (and 2.0 and the betas previously) with 7 lines MLPPP. It's also an OpenVPN client but not much traffic goes over the tunnel.
The only trouble I've had since 2.0 went final is that I have seen one interface completely stop passing traffic (the whole physical interface, including several vlans). The other NIC with its vlans were fine, and I was able to reboot from the console. It's a production system and I wasn't able to find the root of the problem in the limited time I had to investigate before the reboot. Uptime was around 21 days when it happened.
No UPnP in use here though.
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how do you set yours up... PPP group or VLANS...
What do you mean by that? The only way I know to set up mlppp in the pfsense GUI is by going to the PPPs tab, chooseing type PPPoE, then selecting multiple interfaces. Those interfaces can be real or virtual.
The new (actually an old motherboard with AMD Duron onboard processor) hardware did the trick... pfSense is running perfectly now with no errors.
Never mind about the vlan question, I was reading up the documentation on the wiki and it included vlans as well as ppp instructions for mlppp. I assumed that the vlan method could also be used.
I must say that I find pfSense the best router software solution for Teksavvy MLPPP... and I've tried them all. It's fast & reliable (when your hardware it working correctly), and is much better than the Linksys WRT* tomato/mlppp and the TP-Link WR1043ND openwrt/mlppp solutions.