Hello folks,
I would like to hear your opinions on this matter.
I have a HP T620 Plus with a Intel Quad NIC running pFsense. Have a 300 Mbs FTTH connection, the fiber to copper conversion is made by a small Nokia ONTG-010-P.
So far, so good. Set up pFsense just to have a solid connection, only with pfBlocker.
Now, as my ISP informed that they will deploy 10 and 1Gb FTTH connections during the summer, I would like to use that "excuse" to upgrade my networking gear. This includes a switch with SPF+ ports.
So, what device, used enterprise thin/thic client/server can I put on my list, as a solid candidate able to route 10Gb connection on the LAN side and 1Gb on WAN side (still undecided)?
For starters, that device would need a PCI slot to connect atleast 2 SPF+ NIC.
Still learning here, what CPU computinmg power is needed to manage that kind of connection?
I would like to hear your opinions on this matter.
I have a HP T620 Plus with a Intel Quad NIC running pFsense. Have a 300 Mbs FTTH connection, the fiber to copper conversion is made by a small Nokia ONTG-010-P.
So far, so good. Set up pFsense just to have a solid connection, only with pfBlocker.
Now, as my ISP informed that they will deploy 10 and 1Gb FTTH connections during the summer, I would like to use that "excuse" to upgrade my networking gear. This includes a switch with SPF+ ports.
So, what device, used enterprise thin/thic client/server can I put on my list, as a solid candidate able to route 10Gb connection on the LAN side and 1Gb on WAN side (still undecided)?
For starters, that device would need a PCI slot to connect atleast 2 SPF+ NIC.
Still learning here, what CPU computinmg power is needed to manage that kind of connection?