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Dr. Genevieve Hansen I
> 3 dayThis is a nice little firewall box, I have Ubuntu Server 18.04 running on mine, acting as a firewall/router for my home network. For this purpose it works great.
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John E.
> 3 dayBeen running PF sense a year+ with no issues. The device looks very professional and has adequate specs for a good PF Sense firewall.
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Anthony Fasulo
> 3 dayFantastic appliance, great price and performance.
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simon
Greater than one weekI didn’t have any problems running this box with opnsense. Everything worked out fine configuring as a firewall.
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Jacky Liang
> 3 dayStarted out with 1 vault, planned to have 2 vaults for managing 2 locations. The first one came with bad RAM and bad CPU.
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Robbie Johnson
> 3 dayZero issues loading and running OPNSense. No loss of throughput with Suricata and various services enabled and CPU stays under 30%. I am happy with my choice.
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Brent
> 3 dayI have been running for a month or so with Sophos Home UTM 9.7 at home. Works great no issues or complaints.
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Amer Ghul
> 3 dayI use this as my firewall/router at the colo facility Im hosted at and it is a solid unit, does not require any maintenance or cuddling and very compact design.
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mac
> 3 dayBeen running this little guy for over two years without issue. It runs warm but rarely consumes more than 15% cpu. pFSense has been updated three or more times and its been trouble-free. I host a public facing website and this device protects my network for all sorts of intrusions.
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Alexander Russell
Greater than one weekI run pfSense on this unit, which is a truly superior routing solution. If you have been running DD-WRT-style firmware on proprietary hardware (i.e., prosumer wireless routers), this is a major step up in terms of reliability and horsepower. It can easily process 500mbps traffic through the firewall--which is my current ISP maximum--and terminate VPN traffic at about 100mbs. It will presumably run OPNsense--or your favorite full Linux distribution--without a hitch.