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hello, my unifi ap ac pro was damaged in a move. i have an open mesh a60 access point. the unifi worked great with my cisco switch using 6 vlans. does anyone know how to set up the open mesh to work with vlans? their website doesn't offer a lot of forum help. thanks

ok, i certainly didn't know that only the i3 supports that memory. i'll do some research and keep an eye out. thanks

i didn't realize that an i5 could provide equal performance. the ram i use is 1600MHz DDR3L PC3-12800 ECC CL11 1.35V SODIMM

i forgot about the ipmi. the router was so stable that i almost never had to use it. if i can repurpose the ram that would be great since it's gone up quite a bit lately. just wanted to confirm that the i7 could be a suitable replacement. i appreciate your advice.

i recently lost my supermicro A1SRI-2758F-O and need a replacement. just speaking, performance wise, why would i purchase, say a xeon-d or c3000 atom, instead of an i7 kaby lake? the only thing i'm using it for is pfsense. i'll have a hard time justifying a $700 router to my boss this time...

i am using a cisco sg300-10. i'll try the serial port option later today.

thanks for the reply. i will set up the static ip for the ipmi and try that. i do have a separate management vlan. but you're probably right in that it will only let me control pfsense when it is already up and running. i will also try the serial port option as well. i think that is my best bet...

i have a couple of more questions . . . if you please. 1. i'm using the A1SRi-2758F as a pfsense firewall/router. is there a way to access the console? since it's the device itself that's handing out ip addresses, how can ipmi work? on my old netgate, it had a serial port that worked whether...

thanks! no worries here. i've used pfsense for years as well. just coming from a pre-built netgate sg-2440.

with regards to the supermicro a1sri-2758f m/b. if i install pfsense, are there any bios tweaks i should be using? i.e. should i be disabling hyper-threading? i can't find any bios setting to do this.

i took everything apart and started over. i used the picopsu. i think the problem was with the proper placement of the power supply pins from the case to the motherboard. as soon as i plugged it in the fan started and it successfully booted up. i'd have to say that the board and case are a...

hello, i have a supermicro a1sri-2758f m/b in a supermicro cse-101 case. i can't get it turn on. i have tried the following. connected the case to a 12v 6a power supply brick. tried connecting the stock case power cable to the 4 pin connector. tried using a picopsu in the atx slot without...