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I've not done this through NAT, so let's start from scratch. One host or the other needs to make a connection. NAT on the right will block incoming by default, so let's concentrate on the other direction. From the right FW (192.168.19.2), send a ping to 1.2.3.4, it should arrive at the left...

vxlan /EXAMPLE

I've had this happen to me before. Your "good" disk has a faulty sector and the RAID card is infinitely retrying to read it. I used sysutils/ddrescue. In my case both disks were OK but had bad sectors in different places. I was able to read all the good sectors off one disk and use the...

protect will prevent processes from being killed by the Out Of Memory (OOM) killer. /etc/rc.conf allows <name>_oomprotect but note that will not work with everything and you may need to manually protect your processes.

Just the noise of spinning fans.

/etc/dhclient-enter-hooks is all you need. You can control how/if /etc/resolv.conf gets modified, how the routing table gets modified, etc.

/etc/rc But I'm willing to bet it's not what you want.

SGR (Select Graphic Rendition) escape sequences are an ISO 6429 definition to encode colour, bold, italic, etc. into plain text files.

export GROFF_NO_SGR=1 fixed the issue for me.

Well the manpage says that ipv6_network_interfaces is the equivalent of network_interfaces and normally manual configuration of this variable is not needed. Looking at the network_interfaces, we are told that setting it to anything other than the default is deprecated. I didn't bother reading...

Try /etc/rc.conf.local

lex & yacc may be suitable for you to build your own parser. BNF (Backer Naur Form) to describe the language, lex & yacc to create C code.

Answering the 2nd part: Down all the other interfaces, grab a cat 5 cable and plug it into a switch. Try each NIC, whichever lights up is the one you want.

My laptop is console only. I have a cron job every minute that beeps when it goes below 10%. That's enough hassle to make me push the power button or plug it into power.

I recommend you learn the minimum needed to do basic editing. The day will come when freebsd-update wants to merge files and you're dropped into vi. So yes.

6-7 devices all rsync'd at the same time would see benefit only if they hashed decently over all the links. That's hard to predict without testing. It really depends, as mer says, on the traffic pattern.

Typically you'd use lagg configured as LACP to produce a 4gb/s interface, to which you assign your network parameters. You'll need the matching capability on your switch and the 4 ports connected to the 4 above will also be configured in whatever the vendor calls a lagg (Enterasys=Port...

I have a VPS with 256MB running ZFS, which uses about 60M of that memory. It's just pushing packets, but the features ZFS brings are very useful, boot environment, snapshots.

I saw the '56 version first (I still remember my Mum and her friend having afternoon coffee while it was on in the background), but the '78 is a great remake, IMHO. I'm a huge fan of Vincent Price, so the Fly '58 certainly gets my vote, but the later one was great too.

This Island Earth (1955) Forbidden Planet (1956) The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) The Black Hole (1979) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) Silent Running (1972) Blake's 7 (1978-81)