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    • K
      k22
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      Hello -
      I'm now looking at the SG-8860 with the extra 120GB storage. Two questions:
      1. Is the extra storage in addition to the on-board 64GB flash?
      2. Will this unit be enough for a 50Mbps internet connection, squid, snort (medium amount of rules), and openvpn with 4-5 clients?

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        Guest
        last edited by

        I'm now looking at the SG-8860 with the extra 120GB storage. Two questions:

        Cool device!

        1. Is the extra storage in addition to the on-board 64GB flash?

        Pending on your configuration this can be done, but this will be then after an update or upgrade
        gone or will causing more or less problems besides. I would go with the eMMC storage of 64 GB or the
        120 GB SSD extra storage! It will be also in my opinion the default configuration as I am informed right.

        2. Will this unit be enough for a 50Mbps internet connection, squid, snort (medium amount of rules), and openvpn with 4-5 clients?

        It will be enough for 1 GBit/s routing at the WAN, squid  & SquidGuard, Snort and big amount of rules,
        VLANs & QoS and on top of this pfBlockerNG or OpenVPN with ease and no worries about what you want
        to realize.

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        • K
          k22
          last edited by

          Thank you.

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            Guest
            last edited by

            For pfSense as a firewall, Snort and VPN I would go only with the eMMC storage, but together with Squid
            I would recommend a SSD or mSATA drive as storage.

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