@TechSupport @ryze
And once one has to deal woth multiple WANs and entire IPv4-Subnets on that, they really crap out...

Whereas #pfSense & #OPNsense will work fine even in Multi-GBit/s setups.

Only once someome goes full carriergrade #tnsr is wothoit real alternatives.

@xtaran @bjo @33dBm also ich kenne genug Hardware die 25GBit/s schaufeln kann...

Notfalls nen #DIY mit #pfSense oder gar #tnsr aufsetzen...

We've talked about #TNSR a lot this week & we want to make sure you're in the know 🧠

➡️ TNSR's #Netgate's high-performance #router
➡️ Designed using #opensource software
➡️ You can grab a free trial on Azure & AWS

Give it a try at: https://www.netgate.com/tnsr-software/how-to-buy#cloud

@kieran @kwf personally I prefer the most obscure and premium #CorporateSwag.

#Arista is quite mainstream for everyone who had to deal with #DOCSIS...

How about a #tnsr hoodie?
or a #Glimmerglass baseball cap??
Some Gloves for fiber splicing from #Corning are quite mainstream...

@yakkoj Have you ever considered using #Netplan?

#ItJust works and also does all the nice stuff, like #VLAN's and #Bonding...

https://netplan.io/

Personally, I prefer putting #firewalling into the #Networking segment and put a #pfSense, #tnsr or #OPNsense in between it and the Interwebz.

But Netplan allows you to go precise and i.e. specify that no incoming connections are permitted on the Storage-LAN used for iSCSI traffic at MTU 9k and other stuff...