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> i hope so at $100-$125/port

Ooof. pfSense on retired hardware is cheap, like free. Using them since 1.2.something. Mid 00's.



well, me too. I "wrote the book" - dsl|broadbandreports forum post - on how to set up ipcop and later pfsense on a virtual machine. However the old pfsense (my iso of that version is from 2010) doesn't support ipv6 correctly (if at all) - and the new version is DRM'd and owned by "netgate" and requires connectivity to install - which is something i can't provide in my environment, so i am unable to test all of the "new and improved" versions of the tools we knew and loved.




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