Apr 05, 2020 · I have a Dell Optiplex 3020 that I was previously running pfsense on but ran into some configuration and update issues so I took it offline. Instead of re-installing pfsense would like to try something different and a little more user friendly. My primary focuses are the following: -Security. The...
Mar 20, 2021 · OPNSense is a fork of PfSense, id go with the original if i were you and avoid the fork. Openwrt is concentrating on replacing the stock fw of consumer routers so id say pfsense would be better. pfSense have some pretty fundamental issues when it comes to their developers, alienating outside help.
Aug 31, 2020 · OpenWRT will probably never be as popular as pfsense or OPNsense on x86 because pfsense/OPNSense has considerably greater capabilities than OpenWRT. One thing OpenWRT on x86 has going for it is that being linux based, it has far greater hardware support than pfsense/OPNSense's FreeBSD.
Opnsense is mostly for x86 computers. Openwrt is mostly for embedded consumer routers/access points. For your use case, opnsense probably doesn't have any killer features compared to OpenWRT. But do you want to buy a consumer router device, or have the full power of a "real" machine?
PfSense/OpnSense is BSD and the new SQM CAKE QoS stuff in OpenWrt (Linux based) ... My usual need for fancy routers is dealing with crap connections and/or ...
Only 120 Mbit Speed on a 250Mbit Cable Network. Hello, with some struggles, I've finally managed to install OpenWrt on my TP-Link W8980. In a thrill of anticipation I've started a speedtest, just to find out, that I'm downloading with whopping 50 Mbit/s. Compared to 270 Mbit/s on stock firmware I was very dissapointed.
Opnsense is mostly for x86 computers. Openwrt is mostly for embedded consumer routers/access points. For your use case, opnsense probably doesn't have any killer features compared to OpenWRT. But do you want to buy a consumer router device, or have the full power of a "real" machine?
On APU routers pfSense and OPNsense achieve about 100Mbit/s throughput. OpenWRT achieves about 140Mbit/s. APU delivers more than 600Mbit/s with Wireguard VPN. If you have a choice between OpenVPN and Wigeguard, choose the latter. More detailed information can be found in APU OpenVPN and Wireguard performance benchmark
Router software requires updating to stay secure, this comparison provides an overview of ... N/A, 72,901, Merged with OpenWrt ... pfsense.org at Alexa ...
Pfsense is widely used as a firewall and for good reason, it has great web application security features within its firewall applications such as unified threat ...
06.04.2020 · OPNsense vs OpenWRT on x86 OPNsense vs OpenWRT on x86. By Phaytuh April 5, 2020 in Networking. Share More sharing options... Followers 1. Phaytuh; Member; 371 7 Posted April 5, 2020. I have a Dell Optiplex 3020 that I ...
pfSense, OPNSense, and OpenWRT are working great with OpenVPN. On APU routers pfSense and OPNsense achieve about 100Mbit/s throughput. OpenWRT achieves about 140Mbit/s. APU delivers more than 600Mbit/s with Wireguard …
OpenWrt might be a bit more popular than OPNsense. We know about 34 links to it since March 2021 and only 31 links to OPNsense. We are tracking product ...
23.03.2021 · OPNSense is a fork of PfSense, id go with the original if i were you and avoid the fork. Openwrt is concentrating on replacing the stock fw of consumer routers so id say pfsense would be better. pfSense have some pretty fundamental issues when it comes to their developers, alienating outside help.