PC Engines APU plan
I recently decided to upgrade my home firewall ( pfSense on a PC Engines WRAP) by something more recent. The new APU system from PC Engines looked quite good so I ordered one unit of the 4-gig model. When I received it, I tried a few things with it but lacked time. The next time I worked on it, it was dead. I create an RMA, returned the unit, and got a working one about 3 weeks later. My original plan was just to upgrade pfSense and run it on more recent hardware. My WRAP was kind of slow in the WebGUI (not that bad, I don't edit the configuration every day) and I don't think it could do a good job for an OpenVPN setup. I looked around and also found other options for small factor computers but I decided to go with the APU when I saw that its processor had virtualization extensions. I thought that I could try running another system, side-by-side with the firewall, allowing me to have a server that would always be on (I currently run cacti, nagios and other daemons di