Mini ITX buy with pfsense
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Hi, I like very much pfsense. It's my favourite firewall software. I like buy the mini-itx with pfsense, but the requeriment is what it have 2 nic interface…
I found this:
But it's expensive...
This is only a nic card:
http://www.mini-box.com/Intel-DN2800MT-Mini-ITX-Motherboard
It's no good to me...
Someone advises me otherwise? If there are any that you patrocinarais to help you, I would love comprarosla and also collaborated with pfsense
Thanks in advanced.
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This is only a nic card:
I used the DN2800 MB before and it uses very low power. You can always add a 2nd NIC to it with this:
http://www.mini-box.com/I-O-shield-and-riser-card-for-DN2800MT
And then add an Intel PCI Express card. They are about $25. An alternative solution is to add a VLAN capable Switch.
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Take a look at this.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856205007
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Take a look at this.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856205007
I'm using this, with an SSD. Not silent, but very quiet. If you add the serial port header (ie for a gps clock for ntp), be sure you get the right one.
Wish it had intel nics: Every 2-6 weeks my Wan drops out, just for an instant, but my voip line goes down and stays down when that happens. The linksys PAP2T can't register with the provider until I reset the firewall states.
I realize it's probably on my ISP end (TWC cable modem) causing the WAN dropouts, but if the box had intel nics I wouldn't have that nagging doubt …
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Broadcom are usually the number 2 choice for NICs.
Wasn't there a fix for this exact VoIP problem went in recently?Steve
Edit: In System: Advanced: Miscellaneous: uncheck the 'State Killing on Gateway Failure' box to have it flush the firewall states. It does require the gateway monitor to detect it's down though so make sure it's monitoring somewhere upstream of the disconnect.
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Broadcom are usually the number 2 choice for NICs.
Wasn't there a fix for this exact VoIP problem went in recently?Steve
Edit: In System: Advanced: Miscellaneous: uncheck the 'State Killing on Gateway Failure' box to have it flush the firewall states. It does require the gateway monitor to detect it's down though so make sure it's monitoring somewhere upstream of the disconnect.
Sorry for the thread hijack! That box was already unchecked, but the monitor IP was the gateway itself. I've been having the problem ever since first went to 2.1 snapshots, and I had high hopes the patch would fix the issue, but no joy yet. I've set the monitor IP to something else, but I don't see how that will help reset the states. When it happens again I'll start another thread, and/or reopen the issue in redmine
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http://www.mitxpc.com/proddetail.asp?prod=EKJAD5254LM350&cat=209
I have used this for the last year with a HDD and not had any problems.
