Thanks everyone for your feedback on such a general question.
I must say that pfSense is truely impressive and has almost everything you need
for an advanced firewall/gateway. It can also be extended and used to serve
non-firewall apps such as VoIP and more. In any case and despite what
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Subject: Re: [pfSense] pfSense features
Thanks everyone for your feedback on such a general
Hi,
I'm new to pfSense and FreeBSD. I'm coming from Gentoo Linux and find FreeBSD
to be very attractive and somewhat similar to the Gentoo way.
I have a noob question though. Very general.
Before digging into the how to build my own pfsense iso tutorials, I'd like
to know if there's a way to
On 9/14/2012 2:50 PM, Vieri wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to pfSense and FreeBSD. I'm coming from Gentoo Linux and find FreeBSD
to be very attractive and somewhat similar to the Gentoo way.
I have a noob question though. Very general.
Before digging into the how to build my own pfsense iso tutorials,
The short version is:
It can't be done.
Slightly less short version:
You can't install on top of an existing FreeBSD box - there are too many
kernel/userland customizations for that to be practical.
You can target another version of FreeBSD but then you'd have to fix all
of our patches for the
2012/9/14 Vieri rentor...@yahoo.com
Hi,
I'm new to pfSense and FreeBSD. I'm coming from Gentoo Linux and find
FreeBSD to be very attractive and somewhat similar to the Gentoo way.
I have a noob question though. Very general.
Before digging into the how to build my own pfsense iso
2012/9/14 Michael Schuh michael.sc...@gmail.com
2012/9/14 Vieri rentor...@yahoo.com
Hi,
I'm new to pfSense and FreeBSD. I'm coming from Gentoo Linux and find
FreeBSD to be very attractive and somewhat similar to the Gentoo way.
I have a noob question though. Very general.
Before
