[ Show your pfSenses! ] - Thread - (bandwidth warning!)
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I think it shows 1.00Gbps but the . is hidden by the font/graph.
Steve
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Numerical graph shows what is presently taking place. Not peak as graph shows. Picture seems to be taken after the test.
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Hmm, you could be right there. In which case….waaa :o
More details needed.Steve
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Correct!
Numerical graph shows what is presently taking place. Not peak as graph shows. Picture seems to be taken after the test.
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Then what are you using to pass like ~90Gbps?
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Its in development. ;) Nothing fixed yet.
Currently running in a VM with 8x10Gbe ports attached to the physical host and teamed.
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Hello everyone, nothing special here just my home lab.
2x pfSense Boxes (Black, smaller; 3.4GhzP4, 2GigRAM, 16GigCF, 2x Intel GBit Ether ea.)
1x Dell 390 - ESXi 5.5 (Silver, QuadXeon2.66, 8GigRAM, 64GigSSD, 1x 2TB7200RPM, 5x GBit Ether) Running OSSIM3, Cent6, and a Log Database
1x Main Machine (AMD 8150-8Core, 32GigRAM, 2x 256GigSSD, 2x 2TB7200RPM) Running Server2012 and VMWares (~3-5 VMs)
1x Gateway Laptop (Dualcore 2.6, 4GigRAM, 320Gig7200RPM) Used as vSphere and FW/OSSIM/Network managment machineIm not in IT (obviously, my setups not that cool), Im just a second year engineering student with a love for tinkering and networking security.
Thanks to the pfTeam for a great product. Keep up the good work!
P.S. - There needs to be a "Donate Beer" button on the website, I dont want to buy a Gold Subscription but I do want to send the guys a few bucks for their favorite beverages. Any suggestions?
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Nice. :)
Beats the second hand IBM 386 I had when I was at uni. (I think I later upgraded to blazing fast Cyrix 233! :P)The old website used to have a Paypal link for donating directly small amounts. Also I'm sure there was a list of the Amazon wishlists of various key people. I can't find it now but I always thought that would be a nice way of donating. Unexpected gifts are always good.
Steve
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@Sickcero:
P.S. - There needs to be a "Donate Beer" button on the website, I dont want to buy a Gold Subscription but I do want to send the guys a few bucks for their favorite beverages. Any suggestions?
Buy a sticker.
http://blog.pfsense.org/?p=1156
https://store.pfsense.org/
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@Sickcero:
Hello everyone, nothing special here just my home lab.
2x pfSense Boxes (Black, smaller; 3.4GhzP4, 2GigRAM, 16GigCF, 2x Intel GBit Ether ea.)
P.S. - There needs to be a "Donate Beer" button on the website, I dont want to buy a Gold Subscription but I do want to send the guys a few bucks for their favorite beverages. Any suggestions?
If I said, "buy pfSense Gold", would you hate me?
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Tough to hate you just for that Jim. ;)
However I know I didn't have $100 to spare when I was a student. That would have fed me for weeks, including beer! Perhaps a Silver subscription might be in order? I don't envy you deciding what that might entail though.Steve
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Here is my humble low power set-up (2.1.2-RELEASE (amd64)):
Mini-box M300-LCD
SuperMicro X10SBA-L
Celeron J1900 4c @ 2.0Ghz
8GB DDR3L
4 NIC: 2 on-board 210AT NIC, 2 on Intel PRO 1000/PT Server Adapter (PCI-E Riser)
64GB Crucial M4 SSD
Power by DC: LITEON 12V 4.16A Power Brick.
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If I said, "buy pfSense Gold", would you hate me?
While we are at it, are there any plans of expanding the "subscription program" with other types(/prices)?
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Yes.
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my modest home setup. cables unintentionally rastafarian :)
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@gonzopancho:
Yes.
And I subscribed for gold yesterday, just before your post here ::)
If I didn't know better, one could think that's on purpose.
Has to be the Karma thing ;D -
absolutely. 8)
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My home setup.
ISPs hardware. Fiber, gateway.
My hardware. Bout 2 years old now.
Travla c292 case
Intel DQ77KB motherboard
Celeron G1610
4gigs RAM
Intel dual port Pro 1000PT
80 gig HDDDlink DGS-1210-16 switch, using vlans and jumbo frames.
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@cmb:
Good idea for a thread. We're going to gather pictures from a variety of threads like these in the future and create some kind of micro-site showing off people's deployments. In the mean time, might as well get another thread going. :)
Here's our primary colocation facility, where this site and most of our others run, as well as the snapshot and release build servers. The firewalls are virtual in ESX, a HA pair with primary on one ESX server and secondary on another.
It should probably be noted that this has changed substantially since Dec '12. The R510s are still in-use, but we use real hw firewalls now, not VMware, and there is a redundant 10Gbps link running to the office, where the build servers now live.
Will try to post pics soon.
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In the meantime, we gave the freebsd foundation two custom-etched APUs to raffle off at BSDcan.
Here's a flickr album from one of the winners.
https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/20922021@N04/sets/72157644741336761/The other case had a Canadian Mounty themed "Beastie".
