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Can't see that as a problem. I'm using 18 GB drives on a R720 without problems. H710 HBA in IT mode

I'm seriously considering switching to Opnsense now but I need an alternative to pfblockerNG. Any suggestions?

You're trying to install a P4 CPU Into a P5 socket https://www.servethehome.com/installing-a-3rd-generation-intel-xeon-scalable-lga4189-cpu-and-cooler/

Just in case the cluster goes down or you take it down for some reason. The problem with having the router virtualized is that the internet connection is depeneding on a lot of things to work rather than a single box. Imagine you're away with friends for a weekend, something fails and your wife...

If you share the internet connection with someone else, e.g family etc, it's risky to have the router virtualized in a cluster. I have pfsense running bare metal on a fanless mini PC out of that reason.

Got the transceiver, plugged it in the switch and it came right up!

I believe it is a standard tranceiver. I took it out of the modem I got from the ISP, put it into a mediaconverter and plugged the ethernet cable into the router. Worked right away, with the WAN side set to DHCP and no VLAN. I have two fibers comming from the ISP. One for internet, apparently...

So far, that didn't work. I have a HP 1820 switch that doesn't seem to like the SFP module that came with the modem, the connect LED is just blinking slowly. I've ordered a HPE compatible tranceiver from fs.com.

Good idea, I'll give it a try!

I'm currently using a media converter with the SPF module that came with my router from the ISP, to ethernet that's plugged into a Pfsense router. I'd like to replace this with a PCIe card. Most seems to be 10G capable, which I don't need and the power consumption would probably be higher. What...

Hi I have a Samsung PM983 nvme disk which shows a SMART error, critical warning 0x10: - volatile memory backup device has failed SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02) Critical Warning: 0x10 Temperature: 43 Celsius Available Spare...

Have you tried this? Update Yo Dell, foo!

SAS and U.2 may look the same but the extra pins between the power and data connectors are different. https://mokosiy.medium.com/untangling-terms-m-2-nvme-usb-c-sas-pcie-6599c044f38e

From the size of it, I'm guessing 1 uF. Any suitable large cap should be ok here

Internet and elephants, never forgets :-) A fair point about the copyright of the image. Another interesting find with this server is that you can hook up a USB to UART cable to the iDrac UART pins and get access to the Linux terminal (BusyBox). Here you can use racadm to pull the firmimg.d6...

Thanks for the work on this! As I only have one non-working module, would anyone be able to post an image please?