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https://www.pfsense.org/hardware/#pfsense-store https://www.pfsense.org/hardware/#pfsense-store

• nl 12y ago
  Yeah, I saw that. Not exactly consumer prices are they? Reading the forums there are some dual LAN Atom based mini PCs that seem OK. Edit: Also http://store.netgate.com/Desktop-Systems-C83.aspx http://store.netgate.com/Desktop-Systems-C83.aspx has some preconfigured options at under $300.
  • listic 12y ago
    Those are the same things. If you do not want to financially support pfSense, you can buy hardware from Netgate directly, starting from $299. Even cheaper as a kit or with older hardware, but you decide for yourself whether it will be adequate for you. I'm planning on buying an assembled APU from Netgate for myself; right now I'm using m0n0wall on a separate P3 PC (Celeron 1000), modded for silence. Probably will try out pfSense beforehand, on a separate CF card I just ordered.
    • nl 12y ago
      The Netgate APU2/APU4 devices don't appear to be available directly from pfsense. They do say money from them goes to pfsense though (and they advertise them on the pfsense site)
  • corford 12y ago
    OpenWRT on a Buffalo WZR-HP-AG300H is a another very nice and cheap solution.