Netgate do pfSense appliances if you want support and don’t fancy making one. Personally I spent a few hundred on a passively cooled USFF with 4x NICs that a million Chinese manufacturers produce clones of each other. An older SFF off eBay and a network expansion card is the cheap way to do it. This has the side effect of then needing to sort out WiFi separately with access points. A low power small PC with an AESNI compatible CPU, a couple of NICs and your choice of pfSense, OPNSense or Untangle.

Again, I can’t remember the models but it has definitely been mentioned on here before and maybe a passing expert will see this and mention it.īut if you need serious speeds and presumably advanced policy based routing (because all your traffic behind a VPN all the time can be a PITA) then most folks will roll their own, which is what I do. Maybe google or a search on here will help find it. In most cases, by default, it is 192.168.1.1 2. You can do that by entering your Default Gateway address into your browsers URL address bar. There is an ASUS model but I don’t recall the exact model. Start by connecting to the Control panel of your Asus router. I don’t know your router but from reading on here I can think of two off the shelf semi-affordable routers that can do it. If I assume OpenVPN then you’ll need a router with an AESNI compatible CPU to achieve speeds as fast as Nord can handle.(Still might not be your line speed as it also depends on the server)

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