• The Netgate 8300 MAX Security Gateway and Secure Router are here!

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  • Introducing the Netgate 8300 Secure Router with TNSR Software!

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  • Introducing the Netgate 8300 with pfSense Software

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    No, no that I'm aware of.
  • Useful resources for new appliance owners

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    @stretch1931 said in Useful resources for new appliance owners: lights and what they mean They do: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/solutions/netgate-6100/io-ports.html#led-patterns also https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/solutions/netgate-6100/factory-reset.html On the 6100 it does do a config reset, vs some models it's just a hardware reset/boot. Frustration understood. :) I suggest creating a new thread per issue so it's easier for people to notice. The forum is pretty active with several dev/admin/support folks from Netgate also, especially in this Netgate hardware forum.
  • Netgate SG-5100 bios settings power consumption

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  • Reboot gets stuck at "Installing Nvme Lens"

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    @supriya It actually comes with a thin heatsink stickied on one side, I think it's copper. I actually peeled it off initially because I was going to add a heatsink and realized that what the sticker was. [image: 1761890431036-img_0855-resized.jpeg]
  • Netgate 4100 circle shows red LED

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    Thanks @arri Hmm, I don't have a rework station - and I doubt very much my wife would approve of one sitting in our den. So I will try to see if just installing the SSD (arrives tomorrow) is enough to stabilize this thing.
  • Will future appliances have switched or unswitched ports?

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    @stephenw10 close.. the 4 2.5 are nice - but full multigig would be better, 1/2.5/5/10 ;) If my 4860 gave up the ghost today, that is what I would replace it with for sure.. Or how about just sfp+ interfaces where I could put in anything I wanted be it 1/2.5/5/10.. That could work too. With just say a gig copper management interface, hey the management interface could just be 10/100 even ;)
  • Using SFP+ WAN ports (WAN3/WAN4) as LAN on Netgate 6100

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    Yes, you can do that. The labeling there is just a label, the ports can be used for any type of interface.
  • How to read CPU temperature on 1100, 2100, and 4200?

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    @rduarteoliveira Have a look here for a slightly different approach to get the CPU core temperatures via SNMP that works with other CPU core counts as well.
  • Understanding the iperf, imix test done to the Netgate Hardware 8300

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    I wasn't personally involved in that, I'll see what I get for you. But, yes, almost certainly CPU limited for any pf or VPN testing.
  • SG-1100 - Failed pfsense upgrade

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    The installer should work on either port but some USB memsticks will only work in one or the other. The uboot USB stack doesn't seem to handle fallback very well. Yes, using a USB3 stick as the target device should be better in terms of boot time. In reality it doesn't make much difference in my experience. Other than at boot.
  • Migrating a backup from a 7100 to a 4200 MAX

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    Yup that. The 7100 has some specific config complications because of the internal switch. But TAC can convert if for you so it will import into the 4200 directly.
  • 6100 3 blinkin lights, logs wiped

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    Yes, if you have RAM disks enabled (not default) then you will lose any logs that have not been backed up if the unit spontaneously reboots. If it loses power for example.
  • Netgate SG-4860 Fan Replacement

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    @EG said in Netgate SG-4860 Fan Replacement: @d83 I just had to do this, the FOXCONN 5010 PVA050C12Q was a direct replacement. $4.92 on Ebay. Supposedly rated for Service life: 50000 hours, but I'll have to get back to you on that. Thanks, I expect an update in 5.7 years! Lol
  • MAC spoofing requirements with the Netgate 1100 ?

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    @stephenw10: I very much appreciate you sharing your reasoning. Thanks!
  • 8200/6100 Intel x553 NIC and certain SFP+ modules

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    Hi @luckman212 Yes this is the same setup that I made and same module and I have issue. Finaly I plug Fiber in sfp+ on my unifi switch and use vlan to separate LAN network and WAN network . Thanks
  • 6100 Firmware 03.00.00.03t-uc-126

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    It pretty much has to be reporting incorrectly there since that's what the gui uses but it would be good to confirm.
  • Netgate 4100 does not fit standard 2280 form factor M2 NVMe

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    Yup the slot is B-Keyed to allow fitting wifi devices. Most NVMe devices are M-Keyed only. So you need an NVMe drive that is M+B Keyed to fit. You could potentially use a B-Keyed NVMe drive but I've never seen one of those.
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    @atteast I just had to do this, the FOXCONN 5010 PVA050C12Q was a direct replacement. $4.92 on Ebay. Supposedly rated for Service life: 50000 hours, but I'll have to get back to you on that.
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