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Cheap board with several LAN / good hardware for OpenBSD firewall?

datanoisedatanoise Member
edited January 2017 in Help

Hello

I'd be interested to build an OpenBSD firewall/QoS/etc for a small network.

Is there good hardware that you'd recommend?

I'm looking for something stable, with low power consumption, silent, with more than 2 LAN ports (or at least 2 LAN, or ability to add a more easily (PCI) and.. as cheap as possible.

alix2d13 (http://www.pcengines.ch/alix2d13.htm) seems interesting as it has 3 lan ports so it would allow to plug two devices without the need for an external switch.

Jetway NF9HQL (http://www.jetwaycomputer.com/NF9H.html) is nice too, with an atom and 4 LAN but quite expensive...

There are many cheap arm boards but almost none of these come with 2 (or more) LAN ports.

An Atom based board with the ability to add a couple of network cards might be a good way to do that but would take quite some space...

Any good gear I should consider? (Anything available second hand would be great)

Thanks!

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