Mini-ITX Dual Core Atom Fanless Network Appliance with pfSense

PLEASE NOTE: This product has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available. We recommend migrating to the next generation platform. See the FW100F for new projects or contact our sales team with questions at 802-861-2300 opt. 1.

The pfSense 101F series of fanless network appliances provides a secure, rugged, and flexible networking platform that can be used as a Perimeter firewall, router,  wireless access point, VPN or Sniffer appliance, and much more. Based on a customized distribution of FreeBSD and started as a fork of the m0n0wall project, pfSense is more focused  toward full PC installations (rather than the embedded hardware focus of m0n0wall), allowing for greater expandability of firewall functionality. The fanless Atom version with a 2-, 3- or 5-port Gb configuration offers solid state operation, ensuring  long-term reliability. The entire system mounts easily to a variety of surfaces, and its sturdy, fanless design keeps it protected in publicly accessible areas.

Firewall systems are custom-built. If the standard "Build and Test" option has been selected, please allow 3–5 business days for completion before shipment date. Systems that are assembled by Logic Supply are subject to an industry standard restocking fee of 15% if returned.

pfSense Features:

• Filters by source and destination IP, IP protocol, source and destination port for TCP and UDP traffic
• Utilizes p0f, an advanced passive OS/network fingerprinting utility to allow you to filter by the Operating System initiating the connection.
• Has a highly flexible policy routing made possible by selecting gateway on a per-rule basis (for load balancing, failover, multiple WAN, etc.)
• Allows grouping and naming of IPs, networks and ports. This helps keep your firewall ruleset clean and easy to understand, especially in environments with multiple public IPs and numerous servers.
• Is transparent layer 2 firewalling capable—can bridge interfaces and filter traffic between them, even allowing for an IP-less firewall
• Offers packet normalization: enabled in pfSense by default
• Has a disable filter: you can turn off the firewall filter entirely if you wish to turn pfSense into a pure router
• Has three options for VPN connectivity: IPsec, OpenVPN, and PPTP
• Is a stateful firewall, allowing fine-tuned control of your state table
• Has a helpful reporting and monitoring system that maintains historical information on: CPU utilization, total throughput, firewall states, individual throughput for all interfaces, packets-per-second rates for all interfaces, WAN interface gateway(s) ping response times

Note: Use of pfSense-based network appliances requires familiarity with a variety of network and firewall concepts and is recommended for IT professionals and experienced network administrators.

For more information—including complete list of features—on the pfSense software that comes pre-installed on all Perimeter firewalls, please visit http://www.pfsense.com.