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Re:Multiple Vulnerabilities in PfSense by lostlogin on Friday March 18, 2022 @03:07AM (#30719377)
There is some bad bad shit in that kit.

The APs are good and the switches too in my experience. However the UDM-P is a troubled device. It’s buggy, things break or stop working and it loses its config every so often. The form factor is very compelling and the concept is great.

I’d pay more if the software quality were better.

Re:Multiple Vulnerabilities in PfSense by 8fingerlouie on Friday March 18, 2022 @03:12AM (#30719396)
> However the UDM-P is a troubled device. It’s buggy, things break or stop working and it loses its config every so often.

I've been running a UDM and UDMP for years, and have literally never run into any of those issues, despite having a somewhat complex network (for a home network anyway).

It runs 24/7 and only needs reboots when a software update requires it. Multiple VLANs, road warrior VPN. I run a site to site VPN between my UDMP at home and UDM at my summerhouse, and that has been rock solid as well.

In the latest EA version of the software, there is also some support for Wireguard (though UI's Teleport). I'm not sure if "raw" Wireguard is available (yet).

Latest version also implements policy based routing.

Re:Multiple Vulnerabilities in PfSense by lostlogin on Friday March 18, 2022 @04:32AM (#30719830)
I’m looking forward to using WireGuard on the device (I already use it, but from within the network).

I’m in the latest stable version, as I updated after an outage last week where the controller was crashed.

The variability in user satisfaction suggests some sort of hardware issue or bugginess that hits a small portion of users.