We’ve got great news and not-so-great news.
The great news is that we finally have ALIX 2-3 boards back in stock. Yay!
The not-so-great news is that we’re still having supply problems, so our current stock may run out again before we can get more. Doh!
If you’ve ever wanted to add your own touch to the pfSense® software, then you might be very interested in our new tutorial on rebranding the pfSense® software.
Also in this month’s update:
– How to switch between Rident and pfSense®
– Shortage of ALIX 2-3 boards
– Rident 2.1.5 images now available
– First donation made to Voyage Linux
– Thank you for planting thousands of trees
– We have moved
– Changes to same-day shipping and hard copy invoices
– Tips & resources: Intel boot-up vulnerability, Use Sandstorm.io to run your own hosting, Hack planes via inflight WiFi
Working for a large multi-national IT company, James George found that his home network requirements went beyond the average garden-variety Wi-Fi ADSL modem/router/internet-in-a-box home networking solution.
After a friend recommended the pfSense® software, James sprang for a neat little ALIX 2-3 with a 2GB CF card in a tasteful orange box.
Within no time his orange box had taken over many roles, while reducing heat, electricity and noise, and saving space.
And it earned him a hug from his wife.
