Gone
This network appliance may not be the latest or greatest, but if you don't need anything fast and want low power, it should do. I hope it goes to someone that could use it instead of a recycling facility. If you do want something higher performance, see this thread.
You get a 1Ghz Celeron M, 1GB DDR2, 2GB CF card, and 5 Intel NICs (4 of which are gigabit). The BIOS and OS is accessible via the serial console, but as you can see there is a VGA header if you'd prefer that. There are also two SATA ports and a power header for a drive. Two of the NICs have bypass capability that can be toggled in the BIOS too. It is passively cooled, so completely silent. Power consumption is low and I tested it with an 18W power brick. It currently has pfSense 2.3.5 installed. I also have the rackmount kit for it (1U).
Anyway, like the title says, free. You pay shipping of course (from Phoenix if it matters).
This network appliance may not be the latest or greatest, but if you don't need anything fast and want low power, it should do. I hope it goes to someone that could use it instead of a recycling facility. If you do want something higher performance, see this thread.
You get a 1Ghz Celeron M, 1GB DDR2, 2GB CF card, and 5 Intel NICs (4 of which are gigabit). The BIOS and OS is accessible via the serial console, but as you can see there is a VGA header if you'd prefer that. There are also two SATA ports and a power header for a drive. Two of the NICs have bypass capability that can be toggled in the BIOS too. It is passively cooled, so completely silent. Power consumption is low and I tested it with an 18W power brick. It currently has pfSense 2.3.5 installed. I also have the rackmount kit for it (1U).
Anyway, like the title says, free. You pay shipping of course (from Phoenix if it matters).
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