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  1. How does pfSense compare to IPFire? : r/PFSENSE - Reddit

    Jul 23, 2022 · ipfire is Linux based so doesn't have bsd's single threaded pppoe implementation. Ipfire doesn't support ipv6 (or didn't last time I checked). pfsense is bsd based, offers way more features …

  2. In 2020, pfSense, Opnsense, IPfire : r/homelab - Reddit

    Apr 22, 2020 · IPFire gets very frequent updates, and there are lots of packages that can be added with a click. If you understand networking, you’ll find your way around the IPFire GUI with no problem. …

  3. ipfire - Reddit

    However, IPFire boots so fast that my ISP router hasn't established an internet connection by the time IPFire asks for an IP. IPFire continues with the boot after red0 times out. From there, it's supposed to …

  4. IPFire Community

    The forum of the IPFire Community - The Open Source Firewall

  5. Sophos (home license) or IPFire Or OPNSense : r/HomeNetworking

    Apr 30, 2021 · IPfire is fine, not as many features but works great. Sophos is nice but a bit harder to setup. Untangle is nice and easy and I would have no problem paying $50 year for it. But hiding …

  6. IpFire vs PFSense : r/homelab - Reddit

    Oct 13, 2016 · IPFire does have Pakfire, which is IPFire's own package management tool, so IPFire is extensible. I don't think pfSense has anything like that—though I could be wrong.

  7. Alternatives? Opensense, IPFire? : r/PFSensers - Reddit

    Feb 19, 2022 · Alternatives? Opensense, IPFire? So Pfsense is getting weird at best, and corporately killed at worst. Time to investigate alternatives in case jumping ship is desired or required down the …

  8. ipfire not online. : r/ipfire - Reddit

    Aug 24, 2021 · ipfire not online. I'm running ipfire on a pi 3b, but I can't ping, access the web interface, or ssh until I connect the pi to a display, log in, and ping something. My brain cannot come up with a …

  9. All in one firewall - OPNsense + PFSense + IPFire : r/homelab

    Apr 3, 2024 · I can't speak for IPFire, but I will say that pfSense and OPNsense are both using the pf firewall. There's different features to both, and a different user interface, but as far as firewall …

  10. Opnsense vs OpenWRT for home use : r/HomeNetworking - Reddit

    Oct 13, 2022 · Openwrt can use unbound, just a bit more configuring. Setting google/cloudflare dns is easy on Openwrt (it uses dnsmasq by default). EDIT: I used ipfire and it was okay, a little clunkier …