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On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 11:32 AM, Bradley Van Peursem <bradley at itelework dot com> wrote: > We are bridging 2 monowall 1.3b18 units via the Opt1 interface on the main monowall unit. The primary unit does all the traffic shaping, the secondary unit does no traffic shaping. > > All Nat’d traffic for the primary monowall works perfectly, including filtering. Filtering also works for the secondary unit(via the primary unit) > > However Nat’d traffic for the secondary monowall hangs regularly, speed tests hang on upload testing, normal downloads from the internet hang and don’t complete. > > Opt1 is set to allow all traffic. > > Any ideas folks? The bridging was changed from the old BRIDGE to if_bridge in 1.3b17. There were issues with the deprecated BRIDGE in FreeBSD 6.x, but switching to if_bridge fixed those and I'm not aware of any issues with bridging Ethernet adapters (wireless is another question, that's on my todo list to investigate soon). If you only upgrade one or the other does it make any difference? Doing them both at the same time makes it harder to narrow down. You should be able to downgrade the same as upgrading to test. |