Good to know that the old installers are still available, at least for now. This new policy however still raises some concerns.
In our network we can't easily attach device to it. It has to register with the radius server and it has to use a proxy. Which is why we typically setup and configure a new firewall before we install it in our network.

I'm curious to see how pfSense will evolve from this.

TAC Lite is for the life of the device. You can always contact support support for help reinstalling etc.

The support widget was created before that and the backend code (currently) assumes 1 year from purchase as the base support level. That should get updated soon but it's only cosmetic, if confusing!

Steve

@stephenw10

Thank you!

@ninho-gomes said in Ethernet USB:

@johnpoz disse em Ethernet USB:

O roteador @ninho-gomes em um stick é quando você usa a mesma interface para várias redes, ou seja, seu wan e lan via vlans. Você precisaria de um switch capaz de vlan para fazer isso.

Outra opção é se você puder substituir o cartão nic no mini por, digamos, um nic de 2 ou 4 portas.

Entendido. Vlan é uma boa saída.

Sorry, I replied in Portuguese
Understood. Vlan is a good way out.

@planedrop @johnpoz Very nice! Thank you. Running through the install now.

@stephenw10
lol oh for sure !

@SDGPeteBatin Hmm, I would have expected an email to automatically create a ticket response. Let me me confirm that though, it's not something I ever do!

It can be encrypted. SDWAN has always seemed pretty flexibly defined IMO. 😉

For example Tailscale/Headscale or Tinc would be considered SDWAN by some.

Mmm, I would argue changing the pfSense LAN subnet is probably easier on a fresh install with nothing using it yet. Additionally changing that to some other subnet is a good idea anyway since it avoids other possible conflicts in the future. With site to site VPNs for example.

Steve