Network Ports: (2) 10 GbE SFP+ Ports, (2) 1 GbE Combo Ports (RJ45/SFP), and (4) discrete, unswitched 2.5 Gbps Ports allow for versatile WAN connectivity. Netgate-6100-Specifications CPU: Quad-Core 2.2 GHz Intel Atom CPU, with integrated AES-NI and QAT (QuickAssist Technology) significantly improves encrypted throughput and increases RAM performance by up to 50%. TNSR is a high-performance software router capable of producing considerable performance increases far beyond the limits of pfSense Plus software. The Netgate 6100 will also be compatible with TNSR software. 元 Forwarding IPERF3 Traffic: 18.76 Gbps (1.61 Mpps) IMIX Traffic: 6.62 Gbps (2.27 Mpps) Firewall (10k ACLs) IPERF3 Traffic: 10.07 Gbps (862 kpps) IMIX Traffic: 2.67 Gbps (941 kpps) IPsec VPN (AES-GCM-128 w/QAT) IPERF3 Traffic: 2.07 Gbps (186 kpps) IMIX Traffic: 545 Mbps (187 kpps) Netgate 6100 performance tests conducted with pfSense plus software version 21.05 RC Does your client get a DHCP IP from the DHCP server in pfSense, or have you given it a static Ip yourself? If so, my guess is you entered it wrong, or gave a wrong subnet/default gateway.The Netgate 6100 is an ideal edge gateway solution for any organization in need of versatile network connectivity with 1 to 10 Gbps flexible WAN/LAN connections and 8 GB of DDR4 memory to deliver exceptional throughput performance. Your issue sounds almost as if the machine you are pinging from does not belong to the IP subnet of the interface it’s connected to (de facto isolated).

I can confirm assigning an interface, enabling it and giving it an IP creates the needed routing to access WAIN (and the other interfaces if firewall rules allow). Then few vlans, each created/associated under that LAN port, each with an IP on the interface. Then I have LAN port enable, with an IP in the Native vlan subnet So basically WAN is connected outside (works fine, it gets an IP, no need to touch the FW rule for that) I can't even ping the other interfaces IPs (even though the rules for each vlan is allow * *Ĭould you please confirm that enabling the interface and adding an IP to it creates a route for that subnet. If I connected directly to it 'bypass the switch' I can't even access internet. I just restarted the SG6100 and still the same.

Said in Netgate switch OS version doesn't take 'encapsulation dot1q'.