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I have two both the i5 and i7

I run a 500/250 FTTP service on the i7 and even when I'm giving the link some real heavy work the cpu has never gone over 5%
The i5 is used on a FTTC 80/20 service and rarely hit more than 3%

Boot time is soooo much quicker compared to the AP2U I used to use

Worth checking how well the thermal paste was applied in Assembly
My i5 ran hot until I reapplied it. The i7 was fine

Yes just run same test here its working fine for me as well but like Marjohn I have a 1:1 NAT on a WAN address

Nor me clearly :-)

I assume you mean IPv4 ICMP packets

You remembered that at 18.1 onwards IPv6 ICMP packets are now classed as IPV6-ICMP in the firewall protocol setting

Switched to route 53

Works well on both IPv4 and IPv6

Yes I think its linked to the fact we have a link local only on WAN

Confirmed removed net.link.vlan.mtag_pcp from tunables

All still working

Does that mean the I get a full solution in 2018 now :-)

2090 - I have to wait that long, feels like I'm back on the darkside  ;D ;D

I assume you mean 20/20 result. Until Orange set up a reverse DSN entry for my IPv6 there is not much hope of that :-)

Yes setting the mtag_pcp to 1, I may get chance to try without that flag set later (heading back to UK soon)

You are correct on the to do list though

Well I've been running 18.1.2_2 now for 3 days on the Orange FTTP service
Seeing max throughput of 500/250 no issues

I used the modified dhclient, dhcp6c (i shared these binaries previously) and the vlan flag in tuneables

Also used a marjohn modified interface.inc pending his pull request #2090 being merged

Getting a score of 19/20 on ipv6-test.com

So we know the theory I tested with wireshark work in the wild.
 

Je l'ai pour IPv4 et IPv6

Maintenant, pour obtenir les correctifs dans la version principale

I have custom dynamic DNS updates working but using the same approach for custom v6 I'm seeing the following error

opnsense: /services_dyndns_edit.php: Curl error occurred: bind failed with errno 47: Address family not supported by protocol family

Any pointers where to look

J'ai pfSense fonctionnant sur le service d'Orange FTTH. Profitant de 500/250 vitesses sans problème. Je serai de retour en France cette semaine (j'habite au Royaume-Uni) avec un système OPNsense 18.1.1 plus quelques patchs et partagerai les résultats ici

BIOS
Vendor: coreboot
Version: 4.0.7
Release Date: Tue Feb 28 2017

I build the usb image on a mac using 

sudo dd  if=<file>.img of=/dev/rdiskX bs=64k

X is the disk number of the USB

Have you tried another USB stick I have a 16GB Sansdisk that never works but a 2GB Sandisk that is fine

As @marjohn said serial install works like a charm I use it all the time on my test unit never had an issue

When I tried to add them manually, I assumed that you had to specify the WAN address as the destination instead of the LAN address of the port forward as the destination. 

Its always been the LAN address, from memory even on pfSense but I dont need port forwards anymore as I use an ISP that provides me with a fixed Block of IPV4 address.

Are you saying when you used pfSense you specified the WAN address ?