One, to think out loud (well, written) about my first server build, and two to understand if I’m going overboard with my hardware. Right now just pfBlockerNG has been setup, it's excellent! However I do have a few questions:įrom dashboard I always see the following message: Originally I was thinking just to use OpenWRT on it, but Marvell disappointed most users that they never provide new firmware blob to the community, no new features can be developed, especially the MU-MIMO feature on this WRT3200ACM. I thought about using SilverStone PT-13 but the horizontal PCI-E slot onboard doesn't fit, and I am lazy to to metal rework on case.įinally I used the Linksys WRT3200ACM as AP (not newly bought, just grabbed from others) with high gain antenna (the antenna was coming alone with my old WRT1900AC v2 a few years ago when I was invited to do some tests). Grabbed an old 4GB SO-DIMM from unused laptop, I believe that's more than enough for me, with the M350 case which is perfect fit. I like the passive cooling as I don't want to see something breaking down just because of a faulty fan. I digged around and found the industrial ITX board, Jetway NF9HG-2930, which is a quad-core Celeron N2930 (sadly no AES-NI), with quad Intel i210. Just not very long time ago, I moved, and grabbed back some of those old stuff I had and built pfSense again!
#PFSENSE RASPBERRY PI 2018 PC#
What are your thoughts and ideas?Ĭan't remember since when I started using pfSense, I only remember it was still v0.9 at that time, a few months later I saw 1.0 officially released and then I introduced into my working company to replace the Linux NAT (I don't mean Linux NAT is bad, however my delegates were not that knowledgeable to manage firewall with CMD), with 2 offices + 2 remote sites everything worked extremely well for a company with 200 people (and we were using old Pentium Pro!)Īnd I also use it as my home setup with old PC until v2.4 (the last one that can run on USB drive), then I had my home moved to a sharing flat with others, with internet provided I didn't use it. Requires purchasing UniFi NVR for the cameras (was probably going to do this anyways)Īnyways all of this said.Must host Unifi Controller on proxmox server.No UniFi Controller integration which means Manually setting network related changes in both UniFi Controller and pfSense.
More powerful router hardware for overall faster routing capability.I can eliminate my 3 raspberry pi 4's running as a VPN Client Gateway, nginx reverse proxy, and pihole and use the integrated options in pf Sense.Fixes DHCP server issues I'm having with UniFi.Pros and Cons to the switch from UDM-Pro to pfSense FYI Raven doesn't have a provision for setting a static ip. It seems to be an issue with the DHCP lease expirations. I know it is a UniFi issue as a recently setup a pfSense router and connected both devices to them and viola.
#PFSENSE RASPBERRY PI 2018 PRO#
I have a HP Color Laserjet network printer and a Raven Pro Scanner that both have issues with the UniFi DHCP server that cause them to crash. For the most part the UniFi system works fine, however, I have 1 issue with my UDM and this may only be a UDM problem or may be a UniFi Controller issue. As you have probably determined I am a superuser with a homelab and home server setup that also serves many different applications some for fun and some for work. Now I have a UDP-Pro, 48port POE switch, 16port SPF+ 10GB switch, 5x AP's, 2x 8port switches. So much so that I originally started with a USG + 24port switch and 1 AP. Let me start by saying I love my Ubiquiti Products and the UniFi platform.
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