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Alright, let me rephrase this since people are misunderstanding: Does the OPNsense project recommend or endorse any specific models of low-power all-in-one com
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
Alright, let me rephrase this since people are misunderstanding:
Does the OPNsense project recommend or endorse any specific models of low-power all-in-one computer hardware for running OPNsense? And if no, is there any specific thing the community would recommend?
I don't want to spend hours on research or build something on Newegg. I want to by a complete piece of hardware that I install OPNsense on and know that I won't have to worry about hardware compatibility.
PS: Apparently OPNsense offers their own appliances these days just like PfSense does.
- pak9rabid 5y agoI use a few of these, they work great. Although I personally run Linux on them, I don't see any reason why OPNSense wouldn't work, as it's essentially just an x86_64 system: https://www.pcengines.ch/apu2.htm https://www.pcengines.ch/apu2.htm
- ta384747382 5y agoI've been using one of these for over 5 years as a home router, it's been very stable, not a single issue, only reboots have been for OS upgrades. Very nice little boxes. Had to put it together initially (think the heat sink and nvme and case) but that was straight-forward. Has supported everything I've needed over the years.