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Old May 18, 2011, 09:00 PM
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Default PFsense on RSA appliance
So i scored an old RSA secure ID appliance from work today. Took a look and it turns out it's basically a windows computer. So i managed to load pfsense on it and it works great. PFsense loaded with no hiccups and sees all 4 nics :). Just thought i would share this. Now i just need to get the 2 line lcd module to work :)
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Old June 30, 2011, 12:31 PM
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Can you provide more details on the hardware? I run 3 pfsense installations with atom based 1U pizza boxes... 3 NICs each.
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Old June 30, 2011, 04:42 PM
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it is running the following hardware.

Intel celeron (around 2ghz)
1GB Ram
20GB HDD
2x 10/100 nic
2x 10/100/1000 nic

custom board made by celebrix (i think) I am not going to be using it as it really sucks back the juice (100W on idle). Instead i will be using my wrt54gl w/ tomato
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yeah, I'm using the wrt54gl w/ tomato at home as well, but only because my netscreen-25 doesn't support MLPPP.
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Mind giving more information on what atom hardware you're talking about attonbitusira?
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it's probably a supermicro x7 series board as those have dual intel nics on board then you would only need one more pci-e nic. Plus you can get them with ipmi.
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