After having issues with my Netgate 4100 (see this post) and knowing all the crap Netgate has pulled the last few years, I decided to build a new Firewall capable of 10 gig routing. Hopefully this fixes my issues. If not at least I no longer have to support PFsense.
Pictures:
Hardware:
X11SSH-F Motherboard
Xeon E3-1240 v5 CPU
32GB 2400mghz RAM
ZFS Mirrored 128gb SSDs
350W Gold Rated PSU
Connect X3 Dual SFP+ NIC
Should have it production ready by next week. Really not looking forward to reconfiguring all the HAProxy/ VPN stuff, but so far already found quite a few Aliases/Rules I can cleanup.
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Like the title says I am trying to convert a bare metal install of Server 2016 to a Proxmox VM.
So far I have backups of the Windows server (.vhdx) and I have converted them to .raw and imported them to the VM. However when I try to start the VM I get a no bootable device found and it goes into the EFI shell.
Is there an easier way?
Like the title says I am trying to convert a bare metal install of Server 2016 to a Proxmox VM.
So far I have backups of the Windows server (.vhdx) and I have converted them to .raw and imported them to the VM. However when I try to start the VM I get a no bootable device found and it goes into the EFI shell.
Is there an easier way?
So a couple days ago I posted this post about getting slow speeds to my servers at home from basically anywhere. While I am not seeing HA Proxy or anything peg the CPU I figured it's either my ISP or my Netgate 4100.
So I am now looking for a 1 or 2u firewall that I can have/place 10gig cards in them. I want to stay below $200 if possible. I don't care if it is massively overkill, I specked this 4100 based on my actual needs and it let me down.
Needs:
10gig
AES-NI support
4 RJ45/SFP+
Rack mountable
Wants:
Ports in front
Quiet (as long as its not louder than my Brocade 6610 we good)
Short case
So like my title states I am having slow download and upload speeds while connecting back to my servers on WAN.
For a little context I have a netgate 4100 with HA Proxy installed. If I do a speedtest from speedtest.net I get the full 1g up/down. Same thing goes for the computer at site B that I am using to test this with along with my phone.
But if I run a speedtest(using librespeed) from site B to my servers at site A I get 20ish Mb/s not MB. This is running through HA proxy with a certificate. If I directly port forward and bypass HA Proxy I get 50ish Mb/s. Iperf3 gets 100mb/s. So there is overhead but not much.
However if I go to the domain name of my hosted speed test (from site A) I will get the full 1g up/down. If I go to the IP directly I'll get 10gb/s since it's on the same VLAN.
This tells me it's not a bottleneck of the test server, firewall, or HA proxy.
So I ask what could possibly be wrong?