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You could install OPNsense (or any other router OS out there) and get a webUI out of it. I wonder if OpenWRT works on x86
by ta988 4y ago
You could install OPNsense (or any other router OS out there) and get a webUI out of it. I wonder if OpenWRT works on x86
- LeSaucy 4y agoA killer solution is to run OPNsense in a virtual machine, and then adjust the virtual<->physical NIC mappings when moving between hosts. Its super powerful and has plugins galore (haproxy, nginx proxy, dynamic dns updaters, openvpn etc). I run two VM's in high availablity mode and can take down any virtualization host without any downtime(important with WFH).
- ta988 4y agoHave you looked into OpenVSwitch? It may solve some of that too.