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Qotom/ProtectLI FW2B appliance? (Fitlet2 J3455 purchased)

RobertBurri

Curious if anyone has used one of these for Sophos?

https://protectli.com/product/fw2b/

  • Intel Celeron® J3060 Dual Core at 1.6 GHz (Turbo 2.48 GHz)
  • 2 Intel® Gigabit i211-AT Ethernet NIC ports
  • AES-NI

I'd think it could handle gigabit speeds, with IPS/Snort, disabled that is.

Thoughts?

 

...am looking for a replacement for my Realtek NIC failing Zotac...but my requirements remain the same.  Fanless, small form factor.  I don't want a server or anything like that, so keep landing on these Qotom style appliances.  I did however find a fitlet2 that has a J3455 cpu that is also probably an option.



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    For anyone in same boat...what I've learned has pointed me more to the Celeron J3455, though the E3950 is also a capable one.

    Pretty close to buying the fitlet2 with the J3455 with the i211 Intel NICs.  The pfsense/opnsense crowd have used these succesfully, so I figure it can handle Sophos as well. I plan on restoring my prior configuration to see how it goes. 

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    For anyone in same boat...what I've learned has pointed me more to the Celeron J3455, though the E3950 is also a capable one.

    Pretty close to buying the fitlet2 with the J3455 with the i211 Intel NICs.  The pfsense/opnsense crowd have used these succesfully, so I figure it can handle Sophos as well. I plan on restoring my prior configuration to see how it goes. 

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