pfsense on rasppery PI

stephenw10

It is possible with a suitable USB wifi device. But a real access point is going to work better in most ways!

What are you trying to do?

Steve

mehdi92

I want to use a captive portal and radius server on pfsense I want to limit acces time and traffic on my wifi

stephenw10

Ok, well better to use a separate access point. You can porition it for better coverage. You can use .11ac.

If you want to run Freeradius on the firewall I would not choose the SG-1000.

Steve

mehdi92

I have a home wireless and I want control it what product u suggest???

KOM

Ubiquiti

mehdi92

I want a solution WHO i can install freeradius on it

mehdi92

give an example of ubiquit who I can limit my traffic data and set time usage for each user!!

KOM

@mehdi92 First off, I misread your question and thought you were asking for good Access Point hardware.

give an example of ubiquit who I can limit my traffic data and set time usage for each user!!

Second, I'm not sure why you think you're in a position to demand anything from me. I am not your employee.

stephenw10

You can do that with Radius accounting in pfSense but it's quite a complex setup. It also doesn't scale well to a large number of users if you have individual accounts in Freeradius. The GUI is not setup for that. Better to use a separate Radius server if you need that.
It would not run well on an SG-1000, if you go that route it should be installed on larger hardware.

Steve

mehdi92

@stephenw10 said in pfsense on rasppery PI:

You can do that with Radius accounting in pfSense but it's quite a complex setup. It also doesn't scale well to a large number of users if you have individual accounts in Freeradius. The GUI is not setup for that. Better to use a separate Radius server if you need that.
It would not run well on an SG-1000, if you go that route it should be installed on larger hardware.
Thanks!