Well IPSec and OpenVPN with DCO will.

So not (yet) Wireguard, PPTP, L2TP, TINC.

@bingo600 will do , have balena etcher on my laptop running manjaro-kde as i had problems with it on this one , manjaro-cinnamon . thank you

@cloudified said in Netgate 6100 / 4100 with 10GB/2,5GB compatible to 1GB?:

SW Enterprise 24 or 48 to get back in stock!

I did more digging and found a 10G SFP+/10G copper switch below $1k. The Aruba Instant On 1960 12XGT 4SFP+ Switch (JL805A):

https://buy.hpe.com/be/en/networking/switches/fixed-port-web-managed-ethernet-switches/aruba-1900-switch-products/aruba-instant-on-1960-12xgt-4sfp-switch/p/jl805a

That's the available space in the pool so I would have to say the capacity that appears to be 'lost' is in the filesystem formatting. I've never really looked into that too deeply though.

Steve

@frog You should just be able to restore, and in the process it will ask which interface/port should be LAN.

@flynace said in 6100 Crypto Curiosity:

Silicom M20E3ISLB U.2 LBG-x

That's in interesting form factor for a crypto device. Obviously that wouldn't fit in a 6100. Theoretically something that was mPCIe based could as long as it was within the power restrictions of the slot. That module almost certainly isn't judging by the size of the heatsink. 😉

The 6100 SoC already has QAT hardware on-board though. Anything you added would need to be a significant improvement to make it worthwhile.

Steve

Well you'll probably at least see 100Mbps through that. 😉

I have seen reports of adapters using the axe driver that got close to 1G with USB3. But far more reports of woefully lower results!

Steve

Yup, we only stop building updates when it becomes impractical to do so. So there no 32bit x86 builds any longer for example. Sorry m1n1wall users. 😉
We are still producing images and pkgs for the SG-1000 though and that was EoL some time ago:
https://www.netgate.com/support/product-lifecycle

Steve

@slegsonly 40Mbps per apartment on average...
You'd be fine with the 4100, but I would probably go 6100 so you can grow your ISP speeds in the future.

We don't charge for performance upgrades after purchase - that's just something the other guys may do. For future-proofing I'd get the 6100. If you're going to do logging get the MAX.

You can also email sales@netgate.com and have one of our sales reps work with you.

@blaytrail said in Netgate 6100 Appliance:

Also, can you using pfsense+ on a non-Netgate appliance?

Yes: https://www.netgate.com/blog/migrate-from-pfsense-ce-software-to-netgate-pfsense-plus-software

@rayyanthameem No, the One you linked to has a LC connector in the end. Mine has a SC connector

Edit: just Saw the typo in My original post😊

Ah, good result! 👍

@loges-candies-0l I merged your tickets together -- there is no download option for pfSense Plus for Netgate-branded devices other than opening a ticket -- documented here: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/solutions/sg-1100/reinstall-pfsense.html

@stephenw10
Yes, go ahead please and add a - solved at the end (or at the beginning). 😊

Regards

Mmm, that is disappointing. Probably nothing we can do though. 😞

@stephenw10 Issue is solved now, ISP tech support came to change modem and that seem to fix my problem but still something does not feel right but at this point I have connectivity through the igc0 port so I am happy.

Thank you so much for your responses @stephenw10 and @dennypage.

The 2100 is no different to any other device when setting up Squid/Squidguard. Our own walk-through here would be fine.

Steve

@rcoleman-netgate said in Disk space?:

@creationguy eMMC storage vs NVMe. Lifespans of eMMC is greatly reduced with heavy log writing from some packages, notably caching and IDS/IPS packages.

Agree, mainly lifespan. Equally punishing packages are pfBlockerNG and NtopNG. They can kill the eMMC in less than a year on a internet native family usage level (if not dialed down on logging/datacollecting activity).

Thank you for the help, I have submitted the ticket for support.