Introducing the Netgate 6100 Max with TNSR

mleighton

We’re excited to announce that the Netgate 6100 Max is now available with TNSR software. TNSR software is a high-performance software router that enables businesses and service providers to address today’s demanding edge and cloud networking needs. With TNSR software, the Netgate 6100 Max transforms into a super-scale, ready-to-use router that supports high-speed throughput without the super-scale price. We anticipate that this will catch the attention of anyone with a need for 10 Gbps or better performance under heavy traffic loads and who wants to maximize their IT return on investment.

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And order yours in our shop!

matlear

Hi Netgate,

Can you confirm if 6100 comes with custom image for 6100 or is it using the generic whitebox image?

The wording on the product page is not very clear:

https://shop.netgate.com/products/6100-max-tnsr?hsCtaTracking=e2fba13d-da03-41ee-9d6a-b048e58fdcb9%7C7ac4a88e-7018-41f3-87d7-e3ef14dcf424

"In addition to deployment on the Netgate 6100 MAX, TNSR software is also available on the Netgate XG-1537 BASE, XG-1537 MAX, XG-1541 BASE, XG-1541 MAX, as a Bare Metal or VM Image for deployment on 3rd party hardware, or as a VM for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. "

jimp

The page is listing the different platforms on which TNSR is available, that sentence doesn't have any bearing on installation media.

There aren't different TNSR software installer images for different bare metal hardware variations like there are for pfSense. Currently the TNSR installation process for hardware only requires a single ISO and that ISO supports everything.

matlear

@jimp said in Introducing the Netgate 6100 Max with TNSR:

The page is listing the different platforms on which TNSR is available, that sentence doesn't have any bearing on installation media.

There aren't different TNSR software installer images for different bare metal hardware variations like there are for pfSense. Currently the TNSR installation process for hardware only requires a single ISO and that ISO supports everything.

Thanks for clearing this up. :)