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I am unhappy with pfsense's inability to push gigabit traffic on my hardware, but IPV6 works fine for me. I'd be curious what isp you have and what your issue

I am unhappy with pfsense's inability to push gigabit traffic on my hardware, but IPV6 works fine for me. I'd be curious what isp you have and what your issue is.

magicalhippo 5y ago
My ISP has a dynamic prefix, so it changes "willy-nilly", sometimes per day. With pfSense, the issue was primarily two-fold. First was the fact that all the firewall rules and such did not support dynamic prefixes. Major PITA right there. Second was the DNS server, that is, when using pfSense as a DNS server I couldn't figure out how to prevent it from sending the public IPv6 address to clients. Thus when the (public) prefix changed, DNS stopped working on the clients. Some of this might have improved since I last used it, but I switched to OpenWRT and haven't looked back for a second.