Our suggestion is to move to pfSense 2.3.3 as soon as possible, keeping in mind that there will be a short period of downtime during the reboot.PfSense is a fantastic fully fledged OS for turning any device into a home router. Many of those platforms are still months away but we are keeping our pfSense guides updated with currently available platforms. Now that both the Intel Atom C3000 series is launched ( officially) as well as the Intel Xeon D Networking series, we will be updating our hardware guides. Top Hardware Components for pfSense Appliances.We have a number of pfSense hardware guides which you can find linked from the main page here: We have reviewed official pfSense hardware, however, many STH readers like to build their own. pfSense Gold Subscription Initial Impressions.pfSense SG-4860 6 month review A great firewall/ router combo.pfSense SG-4860 1U appliance hardware overview.pfSense SG-4860 appliance the hardware.Here are a few highlights from our coverage: You can read the pfSense 2.3.3 release notes here and the official blog post here.Īt STH, we have a number of pfSense reviews. We also saw that one of the security advisories that prompted the 2.3.3 update will be a major feature in version 2.4. Whenever pfSense is upgraded it does require a reboot which means network downtime. If you are using a single pfSense appliance we do suggest holding off on updates until the least disruptive time to update.

pfSense upgrade function will update the system. pfSense 2.3.3 Releasedįor existing users of pfSense, you should see the option to upgrade to pfSense 2.3.3 in your dashboard. The new dot release provides several security and bug fixes to the popular software and several new features. pfSense has released a new version 2.3.3. At STH we have many readers who use the open source pfSense solution to manage their networks.

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