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I agree there's a lot of useful information in the article. Two things: 1) I question his choice of OpnSense vs. OpenWRT. I've found OpenWRT to be less deman
by anonymousiam 4y ago
I agree there's a lot of useful information in the article. Two things:
1) I question his choice of OpnSense vs. OpenWRT. I've found OpenWRT to be less demanding on the hypervisor/host, and quite scalable.
2) Not about the article, but about your comment on Chinese modules. I've tried Chinese 10Gb SFP+ modules and I've returned all that I tried. They would overheat, and they would not operate up to the specified data rates. The name brands cost twice as much, but they work.