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Lovely. Due to this behaviour by pfSense employees I no longer want to use pfSense. Had no issues with the software and was considering purchasing their hardware.
Not any more.
archived view of the thread: https://archive.fo/pBoAY
Seeming more and more like this is a cash grab thing to get people to upgrade to their hardware.
I was just banned from the pfSense subreddit for arguing about this change. https://i.imgur.com/1051KOl.png My comments are visible here: https://i.imgur.com/8oZVSJO.png Lovely. Due to this behaviour by pfSense employees I no longer want to use pfSense. Had no issues with the software and was considering purchasing their hardware. Not any more. archived view of the thread: https://archive.fo/pBoAY
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Their employees are major tripping. I asked them a simple question, why do we need AES-NI hardware crypto if we don't use VPN's or anything that uses AES? And he refused to answer then banned.
Honestly I do not want to use it anymore and I shant be recommending it anymore to anyone.
This may be a good time to try a new relative open source product. OPNSense is a fork of PFSense with some philosophical and practical differences. Here are some notes on what and why https://docs.opnsense.org/fork/thefork.html
Are you saying that OPNsense doesn't care about AES side-channel attacks?
I have to say, the way that the pfense team is handling it, and the moderators over on reddit, while I had been considering using it, I think I'll use ubiquiti when I upgrade the network
I was just banned from the pfSense subreddit for arguing about this change. https://i.imgur.com/1051KOl.png My comments are visible here: https://i.imgur.com/8oZVSJO.png Lovely. Due to this behaviour by pfSense employees I no longer want to use pfSense. Had no issues with the software and was considering purchasing their hardware. Not any more. archived view of the thread: https://archive.fo/pBoAY
I was just banned from the pfSense subreddit for arguing about this change. https://i.imgur.com/1051KOl.png My comments are visible here: https://i.imgur.com/8oZVSJO.png Lovely. Due to this behaviour by pfSense employees I no longer want to use pfSense. Had no issues with the software and was considering purchasing their hardware. Not any more. archived view of the thread: https://archive.fo/pBoAY
No, you were incredibly rude to use and that's why you were banned. I suggest you share full screenshots if you're going to create drama.
Here it is: https://i.imgur.com/FlF8E1Q.png
You deleted your own posts. This is the archive of some of them: https://archive.fo/pBoAY
I don't have an archive of the deeper posts, but they weren't particularly pleasant.
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I don't know. What is your reasoning? I don't really understand why you'd want to force people to upgrade HW when they don't need to.
They spelled out the reasoning in the post: “in order to support the increased cryptographic loads that we see as part of pfSense verison 2.5, pfSense Community Edition version 2.5 will include a requirement that the CPU supports AES-NI” You may disagree with that but it's intellectually dishonest to argue as if they didn't provide clear, technically defensible rationale, especially at a time when much of the industr…
Lots of bans going on over at /r/pfsense where users are asking straightforward questions and the staff are just banning them. Read the edits made to the posts there crazy.... Seeming more and more like this is a cash grab thing to get people to upgrade to their hardware.
