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(Created page with "=Protectli FW6D= ==General== * [https://protectli.com/product/fw6d/ Manufacturer website] * Fanless case * CPU: Intel i5 8250U * 6 x built-in Intel Gigabit Ethernet ports * 32 GB RAM * 1TB Kingston mSATA module * 1TB Samsung SSD 870 QVO * BIOS: Coreboot Yeah! ==Usage== I have 2 of these devices, each running Proxmox, under which each of them run instances of pfSense (among other things) to act as redundant firewalls.") |
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* [https://protectli.com/product/fw6d/ Manufacturer website] | * [https://protectli.com/product/fw6d/ Manufacturer website] | ||
* Fanless case | * Power source: 12 Volts -- Nice! | ||
* Fanless case -- Nice! | |||
* CPU: Intel i5 8250U | * CPU: Intel i5 8250U | ||
* 6 x built-in Intel Gigabit Ethernet ports | * 6 x built-in Intel Gigabit Ethernet ports | ||
* 32 GB | * RAM: 32 GB | ||
* 1TB Kingston mSATA module | * Storage | ||
* 1TB Samsung SSD 870 QVO | ** 1TB Kingston mSATA module | ||
* BIOS: Coreboot | ** 1TB Samsung SSD 870 QVO | ||
* BIOS: Coreboot -- Nice! | |||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
I have 2 of these devices, each running Proxmox, under which each of them run instances of pfSense (among other things) to act as redundant firewalls. | I have 2 of these devices, each running [https://www.proxmox.com/en/ Proxmox VE] (GNU/Linux/KVM-based hypervisor), under which each of them run instances of pfSense (among other things) to act as redundant firewalls. | ||
Revision as of 09:21, 30 December 2023
Details
- Manufacturer website
- Power source: 12 Volts -- Nice!
- Fanless case -- Nice!
- CPU: Intel i5 8250U
- 6 x built-in Intel Gigabit Ethernet ports
- RAM: 32 GB
- Storage
- 1TB Kingston mSATA module
- 1TB Samsung SSD 870 QVO
- BIOS: Coreboot -- Nice!
Usage
I have 2 of these devices, each running Proxmox VE (GNU/Linux/KVM-based hypervisor), under which each of them run instances of pfSense (among other things) to act as redundant firewalls.