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    • valnarV
      valnar
      last edited by

      I think this will be the best option to replace my ALIX once the Intel NIC's are supported.  The lower-end version is still much faster than an ALIX and has a TDP of 8 watts.

      I bought a Fit-PC2 years ago and it's still running XP strong, albeit a bit slow.  This would be perfect for pfSense.

      Passmark scores based on their CPU:
      ALIX: Approx 150'ish
      Fit-PC4 Value: 547
      Fit-PC4 Pro: 2000

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      • ?
        Guest
        last edited by

        I've written to them to inquire as to volume pricing for the pfSense Store.

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        • J
          jasonlitka
          last edited by

          @gonzopancho:

          I've written to them to inquire as to volume pricing for the pfSense Store.

          If they get back to you, see if they'll make a Multi-LAN variant and drop the 802.11 & BT.

          I can break anything.

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            Guest
            last edited by

            @Jason:

            @gonzopancho:

            I've written to them to inquire as to volume pricing for the pfSense Store.

            If they get back to you, see if they'll make a Multi-LAN variant and drop the 802.11 & BT.

            They're talking now.  I was already 'there'.  There are 'issues' with the 4-port add-on (FACE).  They have a two port, but it has bypass,
            which is just unnecessary expense.  They have a single-port, but it's Realtek.

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              jasonlitka
              last edited by

              Yeah, I'd pass on the Realtek and the Bypass NICs as well.

              I can break anything.

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                quack
                last edited by

                @gonzopancho:

                There are 'issues' with the 4-port add-on (FACE).

                Can you please explain what the issues are ? Is is true for all 4-port add-on from fit-pc (in particular, is it true for the 4-port add-on for the intense pc or intense pc 2) ?

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                  Applied
                  last edited by

                  Dual-core "value barebone" model seems to be in stock now, if ordering directly from Compulab.

                  The wireless module on this one is specified as 2.4GHz AzureWave AW-NB057H. This seems to be a USB-based solution, which, if I'm not mistaken, doesn't support hostap, assuming it works with urtwn. (BTW, is there any USB-based chipset with hostap support at all?) Hence, the included wireless seems rather useless for pfSense. Judging from the block diagram however, it might be replaceable with a PCIe-based card.

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                  • stephenw10S
                    stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
                    last edited by

                    Some of the Ralink USB chipsets support hostap, run(4), rum(4) and ural(4).
                    See: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AojFUXcbH0ROdHgwYkFHbkRUdV9hVWljVWl5SXkxbFE&hl=en

                    Steve

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                      illizit
                      last edited by

                      Any updates with this? Interested in purchasing a few.

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                      • stan-qazS
                        stan-qaz
                        last edited by

                        Pricing is now there

                        https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=86793.msg492134#msg492134

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