21.02.2021 · Why use Raspberry Pi 4 as a home router? Recently I had to move to another city, to carry out few long-term on-site projects (not only IT related), and found myself in a need of a good home router, that will be compatible with OPNSense or at least OpenWRT.
Connect the RPi4 built-in RJ45 to your router (or wireless, if you want). With Raspbian, the easiest way to do this is using the GUI. From the desktop, click the Raspberry Icon > Preferences > Raspberry Pi Configuration. Be sure to enable SSH and …
11.02.2020 · Re: raspberry 4. « Reply #2 on: February 11, 2020, 05:53:13 pm ». I would be interested also in an image for Raspberry Pi 4. It seems the …
This is an updated version. Now both the lan seem to work flawlessly. Posting this over Opnsense firewall running on Rock-Pi-E, Great work by freebsd team and ...
So there are a number of threads out on the forums with people successfully getting OpnSense running on raspberry pi devices - the raspberry pi model 2 and also the 3B. Whatever I do, I can't get either of these images starting on my 2 or 3. The light simply stays red.
The Raspberry Pi is very handy for fun projects, and sometimes these projects ... Since OPNsense is more vanilla FreeBSD it is a lot simpler to install ...
Currently OPNsense does not support running on a Pi, and even if it did it would not be the best system to run OPNsense. Put simply any of those other systems would significantly outclass a Raspberry Pi 4. Having multiple NICs helps since on the Pi you would have to resort to USB NICs and even the built in NIC is connected by USB. 1 level 2