Brilliant, that's good to know. My M920q has arrived and I've installed proxmox and got opnsense installed, just waiting for a riser card which I'd already ordered and I can play around with an old Intel NIC I have lying around before I make a final call on what direction I'm going to go. Some...
Oh, if I'd seen that I might have opted for a M910q instead. Definitely an option I could consider. Any experience with either passing it through to an opnsense VM on proxmox or using it as a paravirtualised card in proxmox?
Answered my own question about whitelisting, no idea how I missed that last night when I posted.
That's pretty nifty, these tiny machines are so versatile it's amazing. I like the idea of this solution from a "it's very cool" perspective and space/airflow but I'm struggling to see how I'd...
Would that mean the slot isn't then available for a NVME drive? Or would this be going where the Wireless card should go? I did think about this. Just not sure how to go about attaching it to the chassis
I've just purchased an M920q with the aim of making an opnsense box (virtualised on top of proxmox) and had a couple of questions, whilst from all the reading here I can see that an Intel I350 quad NIC card works, I don't really need that many ports and am trying to minimise power consumption so...
I recently build a dual E5-2630v4 ES QK3G on a Supermicro X10DRL-I and have been really pleased with it.
There's a megathread somewhere here about Engineering Samples which is well worth a read and researching exactly what chips you're buying.
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Hi everyone, this has been a great thread to learn from and I'd like a quick sanity check please.
Have bought a Supermicro X10DRL-I and looking for a couple of CPUs to put in it. Use case is going to be my homeserver based on Unraid. (Haven't decided yet whether to go ESXI and run Unraid as...
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