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> A low-power Raspberry Pi will be good enough Great, now you have some DYI solution with no warranty and no support. Also if it breaks you need to repeat the
by justsomehnguy 5y ago
> A low-power Raspberry Pi will be good enough
Great, now you have some DYI solution with no warranty and no support. Also if it breaks you need to repeat the whole DYI process.
> , your existing network hardware most likely has a console
Haven't seen 'outbound' serial on network gear... for ages? And it dosn't help for
> that can be connected to it and then remoted into
if I can't run custom apps on the said router.
Sure, pfSense has apcupsd but the most pfsense platforms are already in the 1U server grade.
And if we talking 'low power RPi' than a chance of both having a serial port and a custom binaries are pretty low.