*Unofficial* Hardware Compatibility List (HCL)

Status: Working, being configured for use at Home
Astaro Version(s) tested: 9.411-3
System OR Motherboard: JETWAY JNF592-Q170
BIOS version: [A01]. Initial BIOS
CPU: i3-6100
RAM: Crucial 8GB CT102464BF160B
Disk Controller 1: Onboard Intel
Disk Controller 2:
Network Interfaces: 1 x Intel I219-LM PHY Gigabit LAN, 7 x Intel I211-AT integrated Gigabit LAN
VLAN support: Have not tested
Video Controller: Onboard HDMI (See notes below for installation hack)
Hard Disk: SATA - 500GB WD Blue 2.5" (Left over from an old laptop)
Optical Drive: None (See notes below for installation hack)
Case/Chassis: Inwin Chopin brushed aluminum w/included 150W power supply
Power Supply:
What's not working: Intel I219-LM (nic #1) not recongized by UTM
Total Power Consumption (in Watts, if known): During boot approx 16w, idle around 10w. Haven't had a chance to measure under full load yet.
Total Cost: Parts purchased new in Feb 2017. Total build cost $525 USD.
Comments / Notes: This build is to replace an older system that was built from left over parts in late 2015. It still works now and is still in use until this new build is configured and ready. Setup of the new build didn't go as smooth as the first system but I can say it's fully functional now has a lot more to offer now that I have 7 working nics. The first nic wasn't recognized by the installer but 7 is more than enough for my home needs.

Numerous failed attempts were made initially to install UTM 9, each ending with the much talked about freezing at the 66% detecting devices. Several posts mentioned HPET, HDMI, and the Q170 chipset as possible causes. I was able to determine HPET wasn't the cause by looking over the boot messages and seeing references to HPET and a device ID found. Next step was getting around the HDMI issue. The motherboard only has a header for HDMI video so it wasn't possible to try another video output from the board. The board also does not have a standard pcie slot but does have a x4 slot for Jetway's network daughterboards. Since it was only a x4 slot, I had to buy a x1 to x16 conversion kit (< $10 on Amazon) to allow me to plug a x16 pcie video card with a VGA output. Once I did this I got past the device detection and installation continued. The next problem I encountered was the end of installation/first boot. It appeared as if the installation completed but when it rebooted I got nothing but a flashing cursor. Thinking it could have been an issue with the HDD I tried another install on a different disk but had the same result. It's worth noting that all attempts were made by installing from a bootable USB drive created with RUFUS from the ISO. I yanked an old SATA DVD drive from a desktop I had in my office closet and wired it up with a freshly burned DVD and the installation ran all the way through. First boot came up fine and I was up and running.

I'm still in the process of configuring the rules, hosts, services, etc but I did do some throughput tests and initial results are impressive. I haven't tested with IPS enabled or over IPsec but firwall throughput is basically wire speed. CPU hasn't broke past 1% yet and RAM consumption is hovering around 8% but I expect those to change once it's in place and loaded.

Status: Working, currently using at Home (with Home License)
Astaro Version(s) tested: 9.13 9.358 9.409 9.411 9.506
System: Jetway Computer JBC200F9N-E4IN-B (Barebone w/mini-ITX board w/4 x Intel 82574 NIC (ADE4INLANG) daughterboard and Celeron N2930CPU installed, without RAM)  Jetway Motherboard failed hard, no beep codes.  It is possible the failure was with/due to the Asmedia 1184e PCI chip (based on a discolored area visible on the opposite side motherboard directly below this chip).  As of Mar 2018: New Motherboard (same case, same RAM, same SSD) Supermicro X11SBA-LN4F rev. 1.02

BIOS version: BF9NAA01 (10/20/2014)   1.1a

CPU: Intel Celeron N2930   Pentium (Brasswell-D) N3700

RAM: Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 8GB(2 x 4GB)204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM DDR3L 1600 1.35V Model 997177
Disk Controller 1: Onboard Intel SATA I and II capable
Disk Controller 2: Onboard Intel SATA I and II capable (blocked by the included SATA connector w/unique power wiring and shared with an mSATA slot on the motherboard)
Network Interfaces: 1 x Intel 211AT and 4 x Intel 82574L    4 x Intel 210
VLAN support: (unknown|untested yet)
Video Controller: Intel HD Graphics, 313MHz - 854MHz    Intel Gen 8 Graphics with 16EUs 700MHz &  Intel Quick Synch Video, PAVP 3.0, H.265, H.264, VP8 (unknown/untested)
Hard Disk: OCZ Agility 60Gb FW Ver. 1.7 SATA(replaced 3/17 due to errors, may have been failing) SanDisk SSD Plus 120GB SATA
Optical Drive: None
Case/Chassis: JC-200S-B (included with Barebone system model number listed above)
Power Supply: 60W AC-DC (12V) Adapter (included with Barebone system model number listed above)
What's not working: Need to “ALT+F2” to shell during boot and “mount /dev/sdb1 /install” in order to complete install, during installation received these user info bootstrap messages for eth1 through eth4 (the 82574 NICs) [eth1: is a "82574L Gigabit Network Connection" This fixup is applicable to your hardware Your eeprom is up to date, no changes were made]
Total Power Consumption (in Watts, if known): 17W measured based upon Kill A Watt  <-- Jetway    
Total Cost: $300 (USD) Retail, 6/30/15 via Newegg      Add another $200 for new Supermicro X11SBA-LN4F
Comments / Notes: Using Firewall, IPS, Web Filtering with Dual AV Scanning, on 50 Up / 50 Dn Connection with 3 to 4 users online, no issues hitting max internet connection during speedtest.  <-- Jetway Motherboard,  Supermicro Motherboard --> Still Testing (expect equal or better performance)

Thanks to all those who have posted such valuable information for hardware selection. Also, I never would have been able to get the Sophos UTM software installed and configured correctly without the information provided in this forum.

Status: Working, currently using at Home (with Home License)
Astaro Version(s) tested: 9.503004
System: QOTOM Q355G4 
BIOS version: As shipped in September 2017 (it is headless and installed in place)
CPU: Intel Core i5-5200U  Processor 3M Cache, up to 2.70 GHz
RAM:  8GB (1 x 8GB) 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM DDR3L 1600 1.35V 
Network Interfaces: 4 x Intel I211-AT- 10/100/1000 Controller
VLAN support: (unknown|untested yet)
Video Controller: Intel HD Graphics 5500
Hard Disk: 30 GB miniPCIE card
Optical Drive: None
Case/Chassis: QOTOM Q55G4
Power Supply: (included with Barebone system model number listed above) 
What's not working: Nothing, though I needed to turn of XHCI support in Bios to get around the ISO not found error.  Also had an issue finding the install bits which was fixed w/ this thread. After that, install went in smoothly.
Total Power Consumption (in Watts, if known): 15W as listed, not measured
Total Cost: $323 (USD) shipped vi AliExpress September 2017
Comments / Notes: Using Firewall, IPS, Web Filtering, Network Visibility , POP3 proxy, AV, Antispam, Antispyware.  80 Down / 20 up BT infinity connection, wired connections hit max speed easily.  Not using BT hub, UTM manages the PPPoE connection.  4 ports each on own LAN.  Generally 1-3 users online, seems solid.  Tried XG and while the hardware worked fine, setup was unintuitive enough to make me fall back to this after a few failed attempts.  Running for several days w/ some heavy test and normal load everything seems rock solid.  Probably could have gone w/ less CPU preferred to overshoot than undershoot.  Very happy with UTM and the hardware.

CPU (Avg/Max) %: 1.96 / 17.40  
RAM (Avg/Max) %: 22.66 / 24.58 

Edit (22/9/17): after running for several weeks I am very happy with this device and it is definitely overkill for my 80/20 connection.  I rarely see it more that 1-3% CPU w/ everything turned on and I seem to be getting full speed.

There is no separate Sophos HCL for the UTM, but the XG HCL is 99% the same for UTM.

Cheers - Bob