turning a raspberry pi 4B into a vpn router
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They should all be able to run a VPN, its just the speed you'll get through it that will vary. That particular model is pretty old now I would not get that unless your budget is limited. The refreshed version of that is the E50UG, which is a lot more powerful, but its still a budget device. I have no idea when openwrt will be coming for the refreshed hex, but it should not be that long as other arm devices from mikrotik are supported.
It requires a bit of work to setup routeros but the guides for the common tasks are easy enough to follow. Its only if you want to do something outside of the guides or miss a step that it becomes a PITA if you aren't familiar with networking.
Yeah I know open-vpn speeds are not gonna be pretty. I'll try wireguard or AnyConnect configs on it. about the device yeah it's a few years old but I can't find new version here. I guess that's what you expect when living in a third world country
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Yeah I know open-vpn speeds are not gonna be pretty. I'll try wireguard or AnyConnect configs on it. about the device yeah it's a few years old but I can't find new version here. I guess that's what you expect when living in a third world country
If you can wait I would, the OG hex is pretty damn slow. I have one as a backup router and even then I wouldn't want to use it long term.
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If you can wait I would, the OG hex is pretty damn slow. I have one as a backup router and even then I wouldn't want to use it long term.
I bought second hand Google mesh solution that is supported by OpenWRT latest release
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I bought second hand Google mesh solution that is supported by OpenWRT latest release
Nice, sounds a lot better than the Hex
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Nice, sounds a lot better than the Hex
Yes I found it(ac-1304 model) by chance. They have a Quadcore chip and 4GB Flash storage and 1 GB memory
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