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The great thing about running OPNSense in a VM on a regular x86 box is it's transferability. I'm currently upgrading my box to add an NVMe M2 SSD, so I'm movin
by BLKNSLVR 3y ago
The great thing about running OPNSense in a VM on a regular x86 box is it's transferability.
I'm currently upgrading my box to add an NVMe M2 SSD, so I'm moving the VM to a spare box, doing the upgrade, then moving it back. The VM itself knows nothing, no reinstall and reconfigure, minimal downtime. Easy af.
Was using pfSense for a few years until a couple of years ago, upgraded to OPNSense. The plan is to keep OPNSense for much longer than a handful hardware cycles.