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I am able to ping the world from the Host so I believe everything on that end is fine. If I disable pftcl I still cannot ping anything from the VM, so I don't think that is the issue but am not sure about anything specific to the VM config or that gateway/bridging stuff. From what I am reading...

Good call, I assumed it was, but it is in fact not working if I ping by IP directly (even to the gateway). Based on the config files I had provided do you think I need to make mods to the host OS or just the VM? (or both?). I am wondering if my pf.conf needs to be adjusted. Not sure what...

I made the change in the host OS but am still unable to get replies back. I then changed the DNS references to google back to my router (192.168.0.1) with the same results. Any other files that I should post to confirm they are configured correctly? root@virtualPlex:~ # cat /etc/resolv.conf...

I used to have a working install of a bhyve guest (FBSD) that had internet, but it has been a few minor versions since then and my configuration no longer seems to be valid. I am hoping someone can help me spot where I need to update things. I have posted my primary config files below for the...

The bridge and tap interfaces are used for a bhyve virtual install I have. Sorry if they were causing confusion; they were not related. I was able to get the loopback interface cloned for the jails that I needed to install. I noticed that restarting the rc.d netif service is no longer...

I was wrong, looks like the interface wasn't being cloned on my -STABLE install either. I guess I will not worry about it, although it could be causing issues with conflicting services on the same interface. I would prefer to use DHCP but may have to go static in the meantime. Let me know if...

I could do that, although at this point I guess I would say that the cloned interfaces are what I would want to resolve first. To me, there is no point creating the jails without giving them a separate interface to run on. Problem is I don't see why they are failing. Do you know if there is a...

The version of -STABLE I was using was compiled about 3 months ago, maybe 4. Is that still possible/likely those updates wouldn't have made it to -RELEASE? I did not update/build world or anything afterwards. I was only on -STABLE due to some functionality for bhyve that was not available...

Thanks Dice I will update those as soon as I can get my interface cloned (still unable to do so) and install the jails. I am still having issues getting an IP address upon boot too. I am struggling to understand why these config files worked seemingly fine in Stable but not now. Not sure if...

Looks like I am still having some issues though. I have adjusted my ruleset to the below: brad@mercury:/home/brad$ cat /etc/pf.conf set skip on lo0 interface="re1" apacheJail="192.168.0.102" ircJail="192.168.0.103" plexJail="192.168.0.104" scrub in all rdr pass on $interface proto tcp from...

Thanks for the help. Much appreciated!

Interesting...I did not know that. So I just need to update to this then?: interface=(re1) If so, any ideas as to why I cannot create a cloned loopback interface as well?

Ok cool, hopefully something simple then. Here you are: brad@mercury:/usr/jails$ cat /etc/pf.conf set skip on lo0 interface="re1" apacheJail="192.168.0.102" ircJail="192.168.0.103" plexJail="192.168.0.104" scrub in all rdr pass on $interface proto tcp from any to $interface port 80 ->...

I recently installed 10.2 Release and am trying to narrow down a few issues I am having. I am not sure if they are related to config files I had from 10.2 Stable or general configuration problems. My two issues are that when I reboot the server there is no network connectivity until I restart...

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I am trying to set a specific directory (/var/shared/) to grant anyone in the "coder" group read and write access. I thought that this command setfacl -m u::rwx,g:coder:rw /var/shared would do it but am wondering now if there are some issues with ZFS per this article at the very bottom...

After deleting the old repository it has successfully rebuilt. Thanks everyone.

Thanks for all of the replies/insight into this topic. I just deleted out my svn repo from /usr/src and plan to checkout the repository again and attempt to pickup where I left off. I guess my only question is now whether or not I really need to worry about rebuilding world and the kernel...

svn up while in /usr/src/ brad@mercury:/usr/src$ sudo svn up Password: Updating '.': At revision 281661. brad@mercury:/usr/src$

His guide is definitely more reader-friendly but I am still going to have issues getting past the buildworld step. Does anyone know why my system would be failing like this? It has been like this for about a week or two.