Firewall Mini PC N100

I went with CWWK Mini PC N100 Firewall Hardware 2 x 10GbE SFP+, 2 x i226V 2.5GbE LAN. I had to add my own SSD and RAM, but both of which I had lying around anyway, so it was put to use. I have a 2 gig fiber connection, and it never bottlenecks it. Not doing a whole lot with it, just some VPN and dyn

CWWK N100 is fine, Just follow all the recommended settings and they just work ! been running N100 16 gb ram, 512 ssd 4 x 2.5 GB intel NICs ! If in a Hot area you Can use USB Case fans or the ones made for Consoles for Extra Airflow (In Fla ! ) A few Years running and no issues "As is Tradition" wit

CWWK Firewall Mini PC Intel N Series N100, DDR5 16G RAM 512G NVMe SSD, 4 x 2.5GbE i226V LAN Got it off amazon like 2 years ago to replace another one I had that wasn't working because it had Realtek for Lan , This one works well, and does good for Home use , especially for the price. I run 1 GB Cabl

In the ITX N100 world, CWWK is the main player. I have a few systems using the CW-NAD-ADLN-K which was a really popular board but I think has been replaced by the NAS-N150-6P. I wrote a post on STH about squeezing the most out of the board and how to upgrade the BIOS and various firmwares.

The N100 is a great platform. I've had a few variants and I am a fan of the CWWK CW-NAS-ADLN-K. I think the sacrifice of 2 NICs in preference for a real x4 PCIe slot is a good call. Also being this is a Gen2 board, it moved from a JMB585 to ASM1166 SATA controller with helps dramatically with power

I would say so... CWWK mini pcs on Amazon has dual 10gig SFP+ ports with quad 2.5gb ports I have the low powered N100 ones added 16Gb of ddr5ram and 128GB Nvme running Pfsense with Works great for multiwan/multigateway purposes I have 1 SFP+ port going to ONT for 2gig fiber 1 SFP+ port going to 10G

You could use the newer CWWK board. It has a PCIe 3.0 x4 slot. Then add a SFP+ NIC.

its probably a good question to ask specifically what you are aiming for / chasing? because some of thes are a bit contradictory and overspecced the n100 / n150 / n305 etc setups are great for power efficiency and using them as routers / firewalls is great in general but from what you've suggested i

I have a dedicated ethernet port on the proxmox node that I can use to reliably access the node even if the router is down. Still, I'm worried that the upgrade process will be in a situation where the router is down but it still needs internet access. Is this a concern? I just moved OPNsense from a

CWWK Firewall Mini PC Intel N Series N100,DDR5 16G RAM 256G NVMe SSD,4 x 2.5GbE i226V LAN,Micro Router Appliance,AES-NI,OPNsense For $333 on Amazon, So that’s good?