Why would you use pfSense for your home network instead of the box your ISP provides you? Well, there are a lot of good reasons. Just listen to Alex what he has to say about it. 🏠 What's on the Agenda: 00:00 Intro 01:04 What did you automate since last time? 02:23 Button+ 04:12 What's up with pfSense 08:49 Why a separate router instead of your ISP one 11:31 I am not running apps on it? 13:16 Not a standard home network 16:32 Two separate internet connections 19:15 Best practices, VLANs, cameras 22:22 Ready-made and GUI or DIY 26:46 Future things we hope for in pfSense 30:31 Things to improve in the setup itself, CARP? 31:32 Future hardware and power consumption 34:01 If you would start all over again? 36:27 What's your advice for a starter on pfSense? 🔗 Relevant Links: pfSense: https://www.pfsense.org/ 🔗 Gear Up with Our Top Tips: No tips today, other than Alex's advise not to buy a certain network card. 🤝 Join the Conversation: We're not just here to talk at you—we want to engage with our community! Have questions or tips about 3D printing, WiFi, or some other topic? Want to share your own home automation win? Drop a comment below, and let's start the discussion! 🔔 Stay Updated: Don't miss out on more tech insights and life-enhancing tools. Hit the subscribe button and ring the bell to get notified about our latest content. 🗣️ Stay Connected with Us: Twitter Chatter: https://twitter.com/newtechvintage Mastodon Musings: https://mastodon.social/@newtechvintagenerds Our hangout on the internet: https://ntvn.online Your favorite podcasting platform or on https://ntvn.podbean.com