PfSense and Alternatives: What Router Firewall Software to Choose.

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Links to things mentioned:
OpenWrt - openwrt.org/supported_devices
pfsense - www.pfsense.org/
OPNsense - opnsense.org/
DynFi- dynfi.com/
BSD Router Project- bsdrp.net/
Smoothwall- www.smoothwall.org/
Vyos- vyos.io/
NG Firewall -edge.arista.com/ng-firewall/
Linux router - github.com/garywill/linux-router
Shorewall - shorewall.org/
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@DarrolKHarris 15 дней назад

sophos offer a free home firewal

@Pabula 15 дней назад

Imo Pfsense and Opensense are solid router/firewall software, that for the vast majority are not needed, i find more appealing Ubiquit offering, while limited and not as powerful, their integration with unifi, having their switch, accespoints among other things, makes it an ecosystem that imo offers more to the average user.

@mrfantasticindian1593 4 часа назад

Vyos runs faster than both the sense pf/opn cli is a pain initially but not big deal once u get the hang on it they have docs for most basic configurations

@drreality1 9 дней назад

I think that we’re stuck with bsd if open source is a must! Unifi and mikrotik are both Linux inside, the latter can be installed on any machine but you’d need a license! Both have appealing hardware offering

@TechnoDadLife 7 дней назад

My next video is about Sophos XG home, which is linux based. Much easier to install than bsd.

@SandWraith0 15 дней назад

Does that mini pc have a N5105 cpu? If so, could you please make a BIOS dump of it and send it to me? Long story short, I have the same mini pc and flashed an updated BIOS (without making a backup first) and suddenly the SATA port just stopped working. Whatever BIOS a flashed afterwards, the SATA port never worked ever since and I cannot find the original BIOS it was flashed on anywhere. Thanks in advance ❤

@hrdavis6304 14 дней назад

I have a Qotom bare metal with SFP+ and 2.5G ports loaded with pfSense that works great for the home. I also have another Qotom (2.5G ports only) in my homelab that I loaded Proxmox to and have opnSense running as a Virtual Machine, it works great as well.

@piscikeeper 15 дней назад

Had a Qotom with quad lan ports and J1900 running Smoothwall for about 6 years before it died. Switched up to an HP T730 earlier this year running pfsense. Biggest issue with Smoothwall was the lack of wireless support.

@JohnTaylorFPV 15 дней назад

I had issues with stability on opnsense and pfsense at 1st on my similar box. turns out there was a microcode update that needed to be done. i landed on pfsense because that's what i happened to be running when i found and applied that update. It's been an extremely solid option for me since and i use the tailscale plugin for vpn to my netowrk. PFsense is setup in a VM through proxmox with two of the ethernet ports directly accessed by the pfsense vm. i like doing it this way for the backups proxmox provides which has saved me before.

@TechnoDadLife 7 дней назад

I updated the microcode that did help, but then other problems appeared. I install Sophos XG home and it worked like a charm.

@jbuccaran 15 дней назад

Lijep hrvatski nogometni dres =) I think Pfesense or Opnsense are the the most robust options to install on x86 platforms you are starting out as they are probably the most well documented. Tons of options under $150 USD for N100 multi 2.5g NIC mini PC's- Even less if you only need gigabit.

@delias74 8 дней назад

There are x86 builds of both openwrt and dd-wrt. Fine in a VM, but I found configuring for bare metal install a pita

@TechnoDadLife 7 дней назад

I agree.

@grzesiop58 15 дней назад

pfsense works like a champ

@ronm6585 14 дней назад

Thanks.

@iverlaek 15 дней назад

You forgot to mention routeros. Another option is installing proxmox and virtualise opnsense of pfsense. Also works perfect. Also don't forget OpenWrt and similar software.

@TechnoDadLife 15 дней назад

I didn't realize that RouterOs could be installed on any hardware. I mentioned OpenWrt right in the beginning, when I was talking about Tomato router. I prefer not to virtualize due to I have a spouse. If the server needs to be rebooted the whole network would go down and that would make the family unhappy.

@iclaudiu 15 дней назад

RouterOS is not freeware.The least expensive license is 45$.

@vacecchin 9 дней назад

OpenWrt on x64 hardware. It's Linux, free and open source, very well supported and maintained. Also, it's simple and do the job. If you need more functionality, you can install packages through opkg.

@TechnoDadLife 7 дней назад

On my list for experimenting. Tried yesterday and couldn't get it installed properly. Probably me.

@mrfantasticindian1593 5 часов назад

The issue with openwrt x86 is when you upgrade you lose partition resizing option and most packages are arm 7 light weight