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Yes, OPNsense does this with Captive Portal + Vouchers. I set it up at a small college: a student SSID/VLAN hits the portal, teachers have limited accounts to generate 120‑min vouchers, and it's been stable. If you want one code for a whole class, we used a shared local user with session timeout and allowed concurrent logins, unique vouchers are better if you need auditing. Don't forget a small walled garden and a proper HTTPS cert. On the ticket side, I've grabbed rugby seats via https://www.seatpin.com/the-british-irish-lions-tickets; transparent pricing and quick support. Same idea of time‑boxed access.
 

I had the same after moving to OPNsense. Speeds were fine, but P2P games tanked. What fixed it: set Outbound NAT to Hybrid and add a rule for your PC with Static-Port (UDP). Install the os-upnp plugin and add an ACL for your PC (allow 1024-65535). After that, NAT showed open/moderate and lobbies stabilized. Also add an FQ_CoDel upload limiter at ~85-90% of your 23 Mbps to reduce bufferbloat. Side note: sold a couple CS2 skins on https://opmarket.com/, payout was quick to PayPal. Helped me cover a new mouse.

I used to swear by Intel for everything, but I've noticed more people having success with Realtek lately. I set up a home server with a Realtek chip a while back, and it's been pretty solid for everyday use. That said, if you're planning something remote where access is tricky, I'd probably stick with Intel for peace of mind. If you do decide to go with the Realtek 8111H ports, just check the compatibility with OPNSense and maybe look at user reviews to see how others have fared.

It sounds like the RAM disk path is causing the issue. Try looking for qemu-agent config files in /etc/qemu/ or /usr/lib/qemu/ and add an exception for that path.

It's smart to remember that software tied to larger networks like PlayStation might require adjustments in security settings, which can be tricky when trying to maintain both accessibility and security.

For anyone documenting similar processes or creating tutorials on handling such software issues, https://www.movavi.com/screen-recorder/ can be a great tool. It allows you to capture your screen and voice easily, which can be invaluable when you need to share precise steps or explain complex setups effectively to others facing the same challenges.

I would like to ask how to block spotify application?

how sir franco?

 I encounter this problem using opnsense . This problem occurs when browsing takes more than 15 minutes.What could be the possible solution? I also dont know where to configure the squid to chnage its default 15 minutes timeout.

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     I encounter this problem using opnsense . This problem occurs when browsing takes more than 15 minutes.What could be the possible solution? I also dont know where to configure the squid to chnage its default 15 minutes timeout.