Unfortunately I could find not find a bios setting that looked applicable. Thank you!, that's a very good thing to check. (I expect this is the same for the "core i3" version?)
The main thing I would like to mention now is that the network ports are numbered igb0.igb5 in the OS and labeled LAN1.LAN6 on the enclose, but as far as I can see now, the order is REVERSED!, so igb0 is the right-most port, LAN6. I plan to compare this to the DC load, to see the efficiency of the included power supply, and see how the "Core i5" compares to the i3. Next week I have a kWh meter that is supposed to be accurate for small loads.
( lists the price as: including BTW (VAT) but seller refuses to list tax on invoice.) It won't fall out even when mounted vertically. I can report that it is a very solid plug and takes quite a bit of effort to pull out. I read a complaint that the DC plug had no way to lock it in place. If the unit was off during power-loss, it still turns on at power-restore. The PWRON jumper towards the right side indeed works. No BIOS setting for the advertised boot-on-power-restore, so I opened it up. No issues so far installing the OPNsense 21.1.4 (USB) image. My unit also included the 2 rubber plugs to close the holes for wi-fi anetnna's. I'm migrating to the "Core i5 4200U" version, also named "HUNSN RM02".įirst post and first time OPNsense user (was running "vuurmuur"), but I'll mention what I have found so far:
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