[pyvpx]

pfSense is based on FreeBSD. there is no "pfSense hardware", just x86 machines.

[joshka]

pfSense sell "pfSense hardware" at https://www.pfsense.org/hardware/

[kalleboo]

I wonder what's the cheapest/most low-power hardware that could do that job? A Raspberry Pi is too underpowered (putting Ethernet on USB is also a big problem), but what's the next step up from there?

[gonzo]

We have a dual Ethernet ARM (looks like beaglebone black) in the works.

https://twitter.com/gonzopancho/status/737918774582579200

[ddeck]

Not sure about psSense, but I use this box to run VyOS [1]:

https://world.taobao.com/item/520967318043.htm

1.8GHz dual core celeron, 2GB RAM, 25GB SSD, wireless + gigabit LAN, fanless and in a nice box with power supply for $100 + shipping.

Disclaimer: No idea how difficult it is to purchase from taobao internationally and this vendor/model may not be the exact one I'm using, but it gives you an idea of the economics that are possible.

[1] http://vyos.net/wiki/Main_Page

[ashitlerferad]

Anything that has the right ports should work.

[utefan001]

See my ebay link above.

[gonzo]

You're not part of the solution here

[utefan001]

Hi Jim please see my reply above.

[gonzo]

And ARM. https://twitter.com/gonzopancho/status/737918774582579200