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I have had pfSense running on Proxmox for several months now. Upgraded to the latest pfSense version a couple of days ago and the total downtime was in the ord
by koyote 7y ago
I have had pfSense running on Proxmox for several months now.
Upgraded to the latest pfSense version a couple of days ago and the total downtime was in the order of minutes.
It's a bit too early to say whether it's a good idea or not; the main concern I have is that you have two points of failure instead of only one. Other than that worry it has been very smooth.
- gonzo 7y agoThe company that makes pfSense used to run its (pfSense) firewalls in ESXi, but then I got tired of having to wait for VMware to come up before the firewall(s) would come up. That, and CARP on VMware is ... tiresome.