I get ~800-900 Mbps down at any given time. However, I can easily max out my gigabit FiOS connection with my LAN devices all connected to a Unifi 8P 60W switch. I understand this is not the fastest PC for the task but I bought it specifically for using as a low power firewall/router that supports a full size PCI-E (e.g. Please refer to LICENSE for the full terms.I am running OPNSense on a bare metal T730 thin client with 16GB memory. This project is licensed under the terms of the Apache 2.0 open source license. Issues, feature requests, PRs, and documentation contributions are encouraged and welcomed! License Collectively we can enhance and improve this product. Please reference to the CONTRIBUTING file. See the roadmap » Comparison to similar solutions This is the experimental public roadmap for the pfelk project. Download installer script from pfelk repository.$ ansible-playbook -i hosts -ask-become deploy-stack.yml.Quick start Installation ansible-playbook You can deploy this solution via ansible-playbook, docker-compose, bash script, or manually. Pfelk aims to replace the vanilla pfSense/OPNsense web UI with extended search and visualization features. Squid with dashboard and Kibana SIEM compliance.Snort IDS with dashboard and Kibana SIEM compliance.Suricata IDS with dashboard and Kibana SIEM compliance.Unbound DNS Resolver with dashboard and Kibana SIEM compliance.DHCP (v4/v6) message types with dashboard.Visualize you network traffic with interactive dashboards, Maps, graphs in Kibana Search your indexed data in near-real-time with the full power of the Elasticsearch Ingest and enrich your pfSense/OPNsense firewall traffic logs by leveraging Logstash
Pfelk is a highly customizable open-source tool for ingesting and visualizing your firewall traffic with the full power of Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana. Setting up remote logging ( WiKi Reference).Minimum of 8GB of RAM but recommend 32GB ( WiKi Reference).Ubuntu Server v18.04+ or Debian Server 9+ (stretch and buster tested).
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