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This is good news for me. However I am wondering if the PF firewall has a command-line tool like IPTables does. For example. iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m state --state NEW,ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT Is there a command for PF like there is for PF?

I have been working with IPTables for some time when I am working with Linux servers. I have been trying to ease into using FreeBSD servers and have done some reading on the OpenBSD Packet Filter firewall. IPTables have the -m --state options in order to check for connections that are invalid...

So will that setting use the users on the machine as email accounts on the machine? Is there a special setting that goes into the file for it to do that?

I am guessing that relay means that you have to have Postfix installed? I am trying to avoid that because I am trying to install it on a machine that doesn't have internet access. I work in a lab environment and I am restricted from internet for specific purposes. The point was to make an SMTP...

I have been using Postfix and Dovecot for some time and started wondering if there was an alternative that can be used in FreeBSD. I have stumbled upon OpenSMTPD which I pre-installed in OpenBSD. In recent versions from what I have been seeing. It might be an easy task to configure but...

I am setting up a squid proxy server in my network. I don't want to go through the task of assigning each of the clients to the squid proxy server by hand I want it all to be automated as they connect to my network (Looks like a job for DHCP). After searching google for hours I can't find a...

Yes it does. After some more experimentation I started adding and removing things until I eventually got it working. I added some lines to the configuration file and it looks like this. option domain-name "baronobeefdip.com"; option domain-name-servers 192.168.1.10; option subnet-mask...

excuse me, I meant to put le0. It's a typo.

After searching Google and reading through the FreeBSD handbook I am unable to successfully configure the dhcp server on my FreeBSD 9 machine. I am able to get the dhcp server running on OpenBSD very easy but when I use the same configuration contents in the FreeBSD like I would with not only...

I have been doing some more research and found a simple solution. It turns out the people over at the xorg development make an extension to their software that does what I want. It's called xdmx and it is able to in some way create tile displays. The one questions I have is how to setup the...

I am looking into some VRJuggler a little more now and there is very specific information on how to add and configure displays. The problem however is that there are no installation instructions that are clearer then then one that came with the archive. All it says is how to extract the file, It...

I think I should try the VRJuggler option, Xinerama seems to just extend a desktop environment across several screens that are attached to nodes. I want the type of system SAGE and Chromium works like. I haven't looked too much into VRJuggler yet but I will soon.

It appears that this option only allows the tile display to show only 1/4 of the picture, I want to have more than 4 tile display nodes (Unless I missed something in that man page) I also saw nothing mentioned about getting each node to render an image based on what the server tells it to plus...

Hold on a sec, After reading the documentation provided on their website this is not what i was looking for. This project's sole purpose was to create virtual reality applications. There is nothing mentioned on the website about page mentioning terms like tile-display, optiportal or video wall...

That's awesome, Now I just want to know if this project could easily work with ATI cards. Unlike Chromium which is included in the ROCKS Cluster Distribution, Everything when it comes to ATI cards needs to be setup and executed manually. Compared to the traditional (I think) NVIDIA cards that...

I have been researching optiportals. (which is basically when you have a cluster of computers that control a separate screen, And these screens can be placed close to each other a create a single image). And there are several solutions to do this but some aren't very simple to set-up. For...

I am guessing that this directory is where BIND for FreeBSD was designed to store the zone files when used as a slave DNS server. I am also wanting to do the same thing with OpenBSD (I know this is a FreeBSD forum but a little advice is nice) since it's such a small install and I can use an old...

options { listen-on port 53 { any; }; allow-query { any; }; directory "/etc/namedb"; }; zone "baronobeefdip.com" { type slave; file "zones/baronobeefdip.com"; masters { ip of master server; }; }; zone "1.168.192.in-addr.arpa" { type slave; file "zones/192.168.1.db"; masters { ip of master...

I created a primary name server on my network (running Debian), And I have my FreeBSD 9 DNS server connected and I am using it as a slave to receive zone transfers from the Debian server. I am able to see the zones transferring on the screen as it happens. But whenever a zone transfer message...

Thanks I'm starting to understand this a little bit at a time.Is this how you put it in primary 192.168.1.10 allow-transfer { 192.168.1.20; }; allow-recursion { 192.168.1.0/24; }; forwarders { 192.168.1.20, 8.8.8.8; }; zone "baronobeefdip.com" { type master; file "zones/baronobeefdip.com"; }...