I currently have a normal I386 pc (pentium IV - 1,6GHz with 512MB RAM
and a 20GB HDD)...
Let's say if I want to replace this with a Soekris unit... how should I
compare this to a normal pc ?
I have about 10 ipsec VPNs, 4 VLAN's, some traffic shaping and some
packages installed (I am planning on either using a CF HDD or if I need
to take one of the Soekris boards that have an IDE/SATA connector, I'd
install a small 2,5" HDD ofcourse).
Because of the CF HDD (and not CF Flash) I asume I can "safely" install
the full version - and in doing so, I would have all functionality like
I have now on my Pentium IV ??
Sure, I can take the net 5501-70, but this might as well be overkill...
I'm also planning on installing another Soekris at home (with a monowall
CF card as "backup", and pfSense (CF HDD) for daily use - I assume I can
exchange the config.xml between mono & pfsense for that matter ?)
the home router is just an old PentiumIII 600mhz, I guess any Soekris
will do just fine here at home ?
I am currently weighing my options, since I cant make up my mind - in
either buying Alix, Wrap, Soekris or just plain stay with a normal
(intel) motherboard... the advantage of having a normal motherboard, is
that I can use gbit cards ofcourse (which either Alix, Wrap & Soekris
does not offer today)... not that I have any use for gbit at home (all
my switching is gbit, but my internet is just about 20mbit)
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