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Except when you need to use ALTQ. :)

Probably because FreeBSD doesn't support 802.11n or 802.11ac? Your card will most likely run on 802.11a or 802.11g speed.

I have a Dell R610, which was running 11.2-RELEASE-p7 and the watchdogd daemon was running fine. After upgradiung to 12.0-RELEASE-p1, watchdogd causes 2 events in the BMC event log every 10 seconds, causing it to fill rapidly. # service watchdogd start Starting watchdogd. # ipmitool sel elist...

Using 2 NICs is the best option in your situation. When you really have only 1 NIC, you'll need to plug a managed switch into the central ethernet port and configure VLANs.

Partitions will NEVER be resized when doing an upgrade. If you need the larger partition, you will have to resize it manually or reinstall, reformat and repartition the drive.

After a crash/power failure, UFS needs fsck to be run. It normally does this automatically on the next boot. If fsck doesn't fix the UFS problems or recover your files in the 'lost+found' directory, it 's time to go and find your backups.

I'm not saying radvd doesn't work without the patch. I just doens't receive any information about router and network changes. If you have a simple, static IPv6 network, there shouldn't be any router updates, so you probably won't notice any problems.

You could do that and it probably works kind of..... By not receiving FF02:: multicast, radvd doesn't get any routing changes information. It just has the initial information, deduced at startup, to advertise.

Hmmmmm.... I think it's time to report a bug. :( The code with gives the error message isn't standard radvd code, but part of a patch file in the port.

I haven't tried these options. I have no use for ipv6_prefix_bce0, since the interface only needs 1 ipv6 address with a prefixlen of 64. Can you explain why adding anycast would solve the problem? The 'ipv6-allrouters' is the multicast address of ff02::

I'd love use rtadvd, but I don't think it has an option to limit the RA's to a specific list of clients. I want to use the 'clients' option to prevent the whole network suddenly getting IPv6 addresses though RA+SLAAC. Do you know of other ways to do 'Router Advertisements', but control which...

I am trying to setup net/radvd on FreeBSD 11.0-p10, but it always gives an error: can't join ipv6-allrouters on bce0. Running /usr/local/sbin/radvd -d5 gives the following output: May 3 15:04:58 mail radvd[7222]: ioctl(SIOCGIFFLAGS) succeeded on bce0 May 3 15:04:58 mail radvd[7222]: bce0 is...

Current XFS support is readonly. And my experience is it crashes the system quickly with a kernel panic.

You forgot to write the new bootblocks after upgrading to different release? gpart bootcode -b /boot/pmbr -p /boot/gptzfsboot -i 1 ad0

Maybe a little faster find /var/db/freebsd-update/files/ -type f -print | xargs rm -f

What is the layout of your old pool? If it's just 1 disk or a mirror, you can attach the second disk, creating a mirror. Install the bootcode and let is resilver, then remove the old disk from the pool.

Are you sure a high interrupt rate is slowing things down? From the top display, each CPU still has some idle time left and 33% of your CPU's are not serving any interrupts. The other 67% are only spending about 10% of their time serving interrupts. You could also use vmstat -i to see which...

Boot the liveCD in your new VMWare guest, create a new zpool and install the bootblocks. Then do a zfs send | zfs recv from your original zpool into the new VMWare zpool.

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Both mail/enma and mail/sid-milter have problems with IPv6 addresses. mail/enma only does checking, but won't reject messages if the SPF check fails. mail/sid-milter does have options to reject messages on hard-fail. A newer version of mail/enma exists, which corrects the IPv6 problems and can...