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Thanks for the info; I tried OPNSense originally but I had an issue with PPP on my old internet provider I never could get working so I switched to pfSense relu
by alias_neo 3y ago
Thanks for the info; I tried OPNSense originally but I had an issue with PPP on my old internet provider I never could get working so I switched to pfSense reluctantly and it just worked.
I doubt I have anywhere near the networking knowledge you have, so some of the more complex things I have set up; like my BGP routes for my Kubernetes clusters and my VLANs/trunks etc, that have taken a lot of tinkering might take me quite some time. I expect the way they're configured will be different, terminology might be different, and of course the UI will be different, so I can't just do it by reference.
I have no problem taking my time, so long as we have the basic networking we need for family and working from home.
- deadfece 3y agoWith regard to bgp, vlans, subinterfaces etc. Those things work the same way in opnsense. Most of my conversion was just data entry of the particulars. I try to keep my main fws as simple as I can, for the benefit of the household, but I do get carried away with home automation and IaC/CM to my firewalls.