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      svenson
      last edited by

      Can someone confirm that the Supermicro X9SCAA motherboard will work with pfSense?

      It looks like an ideal motherbord for this purpose in my opinion.
      Processor Intel Atom N2800, only 6.5 watts
      mSATA, dual intel LAN

      More specifications at:
      http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/atom/x9/x9scaa.cfm

      Thanks.

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        KrPacMan
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        I could not find the 82574L support in the FreeBSD 8.3 HCL, only 82574 without the "L". I dont know if it's maybe supported anyways, but i would check it out before buying. Also the board is heavily crippled by the Atom processor. Nowdays you can buy other x86-boards with integrated low voltage processors that support up to 16/32 GB RAM, have USB 3, newer NIC:s and so forth. If you are getting this board very cheap, i guess it's worth a try.

        Panda GateDefender Performa 8100 (Portwell NR-5500) with Pfsense 2.1 :: blog

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          ayah
          last edited by

          yes the 82574l works.
          L/IT are temperature specs.
          L is 0 to 85C  "commercial temperature"
          IT is -40 to 85C  "industrial temperature"

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            jswedberg
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            This looks to be a similar-but-updated board (newer Atom, newer glue chip, same NICs) of the X7SPE-HF-D525, which I've used very successfully. Mine is packaged as a 5015A-EHF-D525 server.

            Your board is lacking IPMI, which something I've found very useful.

            Atoms are limited, see this post:

            http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,60783.msg328911.html#msg328911

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