I ran pfSense has my home firewall for several years, and it served me
quite well. It was definitely on of the most rock solid home
firewalls I ever used, though not exactly the most user friendly. The
community's documentation and support system more than makes up for it
though. It's a very mature and well supported product.
On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 6:23 AM, Silas Lang <aptget@xxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:aptget@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Yes! I have been looking for an excuse to use this too, I was
considering it as a VLAN router. Looks like fun, good luck!
On 04/24/2013 10:59 PM, Mike wrote:
Hello all,
Just had to share some great stuff!
http://www.pfsense.org
The above link is for pfsense firewall, WHAT a project. I'm
totally hooked already and I've barely scratched the surface.
When I can figure out a few tweaks to make it to my liking
it'll be hard to look back.
KVM + libvirt + lvm + spice = virtual heaven... Virtual
machine raw images on lvm is too freaking awesome. A few more
tweaks here and it's on to building / playing with stuff on
rpi and via and other arm devices.
Add to that a can now get a whopping 3Mbit connection and I'm
as fine as frog hair. :) Still slow by many standards, but a
huge jump from 768Kbit.
Mike
ps Oh yes can't forget X2Go, which will all be virtualized
here soon. Another great project.
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