Re: Recommended hardware to replace WRAP board?
Lee Sharp <[email protected]> Mon, 20 Jan 2014 21:42:39 -0600
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On 01/20/2014 08:15 PM, John Stoffel wrote: > Thanks for the suggestion Lee. I'm hoping to future proof myself for > another 8 years if I can manage it. > > So what I really like about the WRAP board is that it's completely > silent, with no moving parts. Durable, low power, yet it does what I > need without any problems. I can't even remember when I bought that > board, but it's been rock solid for a long long time, probably eight > years? About when I joined the m0n0wall list for the first time, and > I had the board then. > > Anyway, it's time to replace it with, ideally, something just as power > efficient, quiet and with no moving parts. I'm really liking the new > PC-engines APU board, assuming it will work reliably, and it $140 plus > power supply and case, it's not too bad, esp over 8 years. This ain't $140. But it will do gigabit speed between ports and quite a bit of encryption for VPNs. http://www.logicsupply.com/computers/solutions/firewall-networking/fw100f/ And fanless. They have some for less if fnaless is not required as well. Lee