top | item 9482971 (no title) obisw4n | 10 years ago Thats an aweful lot of work to roll out your own router. What does this have over, say installing pfsense to a box? discuss order hn newest zf00002|10 years ago First thing that comes to mind is having more control of which version of *BSD you want to be based on. With pfsense you're on whichever version of FreeBSD they've worked up to.That said I roll pfsense on a thin mini-itx intel board and its great. tux|10 years ago Save money on power cost for one! If you installing pfSense consider small booksize or itx case. zf00002|10 years ago Neither one will be much different if the hardware is the same.
zf00002|10 years ago First thing that comes to mind is having more control of which version of *BSD you want to be based on. With pfsense you're on whichever version of FreeBSD they've worked up to.That said I roll pfsense on a thin mini-itx intel board and its great.
tux|10 years ago Save money on power cost for one! If you installing pfSense consider small booksize or itx case. zf00002|10 years ago Neither one will be much different if the hardware is the same.
zf00002|10 years ago
That said I roll pfsense on a thin mini-itx intel board and its great.
tux|10 years ago
zf00002|10 years ago