Recent content by elminster04

Thanks TType. I've just found an E5 2670 v3 on Ebay uk for £190. 12 cores for that price! Just need to get a low profile cooler for it. https://ark.intel.com/products/81709/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E5-2670-v3-30M-Cache-2_30-GHz Good news is it should work with the X10SRi-F, from what I can tell...

Ok, So after some research (I'm no expert on Intel Boards or CPU's), I've come up with; SuperMicro X10SRi-F - £271 Xeon E5-2620 v4 LGA2011 20mb cache 2.1 ghz 8 Core - £413 LRDIMMS are expensive so a standard RDIMM would seems sensible at the original 32Gb capacity; 32GB DDR4 PC4-17000...

Hi All, I'm about to spec out a replacement of the pro-consumer hardware I have been using in my home built NAS and Whitebox ESXi build, and I'm look for some recommendations on Intel Mobo's, CPU's and RAM. Current Specs; ESXi 6.5 Box Mobo:GA-990FX-UD5 CPU: AMD FX Octocore 3Ghz Mem: 32GB...

Yep, adding the Outbound NAT rule for 192.168.1.0/24 to 192.168.0.0/24 on the DMZ interface did the trick. Thanks guys for you help! Jon

Thanks Dawizman, These are my current outbound NAT rules; So if I'm understanding correctly, I need a new rule on the LAN interface allowing traffic from LAN net to DMZ net? (restricting to port 5900 for VNC if needed?) Would that be in conjunction with the LAN rule I created earlier or...

Thanks bman, I added the rule as suggested (makes sense to me), but still can't connect. I tried broadening the rule so anything on LAN could see anything on the DMZ; This didn't work, I have 0 access to the DMZ apart from the GW. Something else is missing I think. Edit: More accurate...

Just for clarification, I've attached a pic of my network setup. I can't ping or otherwise access anything in the DMZ from the LAN (except strangely my Internet GW box - both ping and the webui) I'm obviously missing a pass rule somewhere but it's eluding me. Cheers Jon

Hi All, New to these forums, so hopefully I've got the correct subforum! :) I'm running pfSense at home to protect my Personal network (which connects via AirVPN for the internet). However on the other side of this firewall is my family's home network, in which is a windows machine running...