Proxmox Serial Port Pass Through Kitchen
Proxmox Serial Port Pass Through Kitchener
Virtualizing pfSense - An inherently bad idea security/performance wise?
Proxmox Serial Port Pass Through Kitchenaid
Through the Proxmox VE virtualization environment it will be possible to have multiple virtual servers on a single physical server. Product name Raid Support. 2x Fast UART 16550 Serial Port (1 rear, 1 via header) VGA. 482,6mm x 285mm x 43,7mm (W x D x H) (1U rackmount). Available colors: aluminum. Serial printer Ethernet Output port The DataTap-IP's serial port pass-through operates as the functional equivalent of a direct serial connection between PBX and printer. The LAVA DataTap-IP's Ethernet port provides an IP connection between the SMDR port on the PBX and the Ethernet port on the management station. Input port Remote management.
Hello everyone! I've been thinking about ditching my low end Asus router and let a pfSense-machine handle my routing. Partially because I want the extra utility that pfSense brings but also in order to have maximum performance throughput and security.
I've been wanting to repurpose some old hardware along with a dual port Intel NIC I purchased but unfortunately, none of the motherboards I've had laying around have played well with the NIC. Therefore I have considered virtualizing pfSense on a VMWare ESXi machine I recently installed.
Would that be an inherently bad idea security- and performance-wise or is it something that's commonplace? It would certainly be a neat solution since I don't need to buy parts for a separate machine and just use some of my already available hardware instead.
