I admit I have not had time to try the proposed solution, I will try this later this week. PS : I saw a few posts mentioning something about a non-standard TCP/IP implementation from Netgear. MODEM: Fail to open serial port /dev/cuau0 on speed 115200Īnyone with experience with Netgear LB2120 can help and share their config with me please ?Ĭould it be that I should be using another Link Interface ? I am not sure how this works to be honest. Link: reconnection attempt 1 in 1 seconds Ethernet connectivity allows the 4G LTE Modem to be installed remotely from the Vault for. I'm running OPNsense21.7.7-amd64 and FreeBSD12.1-RELEASE-p19-HBSDĭespite all this, I am getting errors in the logsĬHAT: The modem is not responding to "AT" at ModemCmd: label. Protectli Vs Qotomago Im using a qotom with core i5-7200u. I selected the only Link Interface prompting on the screen /dev/cuaU0 > Create Point-to-Point device in Opnsense in PPP with parameters similar to that found on the LB2120. > Setup Netgear LB2120 in bridge mode with ethernet on WAN port > Full setup and update of Opnsense (Protectli box) After browsing these forums and that from PFsense I bought a Netgear LB2120 modem which seemed to be compatible out of the box. I use a 4G SIM as my main network connection. There are also standard SATA data and power connectors and mounting brackets for an optional internal 2.5″ SATA SSD.įor more information on tested OS compatibility with the Vault, please see this link.New with Opnsense - switching from Ubiquiti. The VP4670 can accommodate up to 64GB DDR4 RAM in 2x DDR4 SODIMM slots and has an M.2 NVMe 2280 SSD storage slot in addition to a built-in 16GB eMMC module. Its all aluminum enclosure (no plastic here) is a giant heat sink, keeping the CPU cool. Both Protectli 4G LTE modems are LTE Category 4 LTE devices, giving them up to 150Mbps peak download and 50Mbps peak upload. The Vault is fanless so it has no moving parts, which results in an incredibly durable platform that can be used in less than ideal environments. The Vault uses standard Intel CPU and network ports which results in compatibility with a large variety of operating systems, including a number of open source firewall projects. The VP4670 features an Intel 10th Generation CPU, i7-10810U, 6x Intel i225-V 2.5G Network ports, NVMe storage, and DDR4 DRAM.
The VP4600 line is the second phase of the Vault Pro series with higher performance and newer technology than the original FW series. The Vault is a small form network appliance built for use as a firewall / router, virtualization platform, a daily-driven personal computer, and more.
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