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I've had metronet fiber since July. I connect directly to the ONT box with a pfSense router and a static IP assignment from metronet.

This whole configuration was working perfectly until this week. There was a planned service outage in my area (Northern Indianapolis) over the weekend. Then last night, there was an un-planned service interruption.

In the morning I assumed everything would be worked out, but it was not.

My service was still down and no amount of reboots and power cycles would fix anything. I went through several technicians over the phone, including their static IP team who re-built my IP and reset everything.

The problem ended up being that my pfSense router would not

I've seen a few posts on here where people are asking for free historical options data, but not much discussion regarding purchasing data from a reputable dealer.

Based on my naive research, the main players in this space appear to be CBOE with their Datashop, Algoseek and IVolatility.

I am not looking for super detailed data. 5 to 15 minute time slices of trade data, with daily open interest, for full options chains on a few underlyings.

I have two main questions:

1.) Does anyone have any experience with these vendors and/or recommendations for other data sources?

2.) Is there any significant difference in the data that will be received from these vendors, or is it all coming f

I recently starting trying out IPv6 on pfsense since my ISP supports handing out /60 PD.

Prefix delegation appears to be working correctly with each of my interfaces getting a /64 block assignment.

My next step is understanding DHCPv6 and RA behavior on each interface. Please correct me if I am wrong, but this is my understanding of IPv6 workings:

1.) DHCPv6 and RA work independently of each other. Pfsense supports them functioning at the same time (Assisted), but essentially an IPv6 capable device connecting on a specific interface will use either DHCPv6 or RA, but not both simultaneously.

2.) DHCPv6 allows for static address assignment based on DUID, this does not work quite the sam

I've spent a few hours working on this and I can't seem to make sense of a combination of NAT and Firewall rules to get working.

What I want to do: My torrent application is set to only use a specific port range on a computer with a statically assigned IP (ie 192.168.1.110 ports 59000-59010)

I would like my PIA OpenVPN to automatically route the traffic on these specific ports from this specific computer with all other network traffic continuing to pass through the normal WAN connection.

Any suggestions? I feel like I've tried every possible combination of Outbound NAT and Firewall rules. But either all my internet traffic goes through WAN or all of it goes through PIA, I can't pull

Weighed in at 188.3 has 2 hours to get to 185.

Is anyone having issues with NFL gamepass? It seems to be logging me out after connecting through a proxy service (ie tunnelbear or zenmate).