x11sdv-8c-tp8f (xeon-d 2146NT) compatibility?
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@InstanceExtension Yeah but you can get a pf+ license for any hardware you want, so it's still a viable thing to try and build a custom firewall that supports QAT.
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QAT is in base and hence in CE now.
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@stephenw10 OH yeah, forgot about that lol. Thanks for the reminder.
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@stephenw10 Sorry and maybe I am mistaken but I thought QAT was a Plus exclusive feature? I actually installed 2.8.1 just now, none of my QAT hardware appears to have been detected by default. Are there additional steps to enable the modules?
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@latez said in x11sdv-8c-tp8f (xeon-d 2146NT) compatibility?:
Are there additional steps to enable the modules?
What QAT hardware did you get and is it supported by FreeBSD FreeBSD Manual Pages: qat
In the Dashboard you would see something like below, if it's supported but not yet active:
Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU C3758R @ 2.40GHz 8 CPUs: 1 package(s) x 8 core(s) AES-NI CPU Crypto: Yes (active) QAT Crypto: Yes (inactive)If it is supported you have to enable it, see pfSense docu: Cryptographic Hardware
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Yeah you have to enable it in Sys > Adv > Misc.
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@stephenw10 I apologize for not being more clear. On FreeBSD 14.3
Where as I cannot kldload qat on the latest pfsense CE release. Hence the module is never loaded. You mentioned it should be in base now, am I doing something wrong?
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Hmm, I could be mistaken here. The GUI option is there but I don't see the module. Digging....
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Yup sorry that's my mistake. Too many test machines! QAT is still a Plus only feature.
Somehow the CE gui seems to show the option but it can't do anything. That looks like a bug.
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@stephenw10 OK good, I was going to submit a redmine for the manual since it still listed it as plus only, glad to see that the manual is accurate hah.
Thanks!
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Bug for the rogue gui element: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/16451
