I've been trying to set up a router OS in a VM on my Proxmox 6.4 (Debian-based virtualization/container platform) cluster to replace my Verizon FIOS router. I'd wanted to use OPNsense, but have run ...
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Version 26.1, code-named Witty Woodpecker, introduces revisions to the firewall user experience and its automation interfaces. The live firewall log function was updated to provide administrators with ...
Ready to take your home network to the next level? This is where OPNsense can make a big difference by offering better control over your home network versus your ISP-supplied router. You can enjoy ...
Need a dedicated firewall appliance? OPNsense is a free, open-source solution, ready to protect your network from intrusion. The protection of your network is one of the most important jobs in the ...
The FreeBSD-based router and firewall distribution OPNsense delivers the latest update for the 25.1 branch. At the same time, there is an RC2 for version 25.7. OPNsense, originally a fork of pfSense, ...
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With a simple WireGuard interface on OPNsense, I can make sure certain devices always use a VPN
Some devices don't need to be connected to the internet with your home IP address publicly visible, and if you use OPNsense, it's actually very easy to automatically route designated traffic over a ...
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