Featuring a Dual-core ARM Cortex-A53 1.2 GHz CPU, (3) 1 GbE ports, and 1 GB of DDR4 RAM, the Netgate 1100 enables up to 927 Mbps routing and 607 Mbps of firewall throughput. With a compact form factor, low power draw, and silent operation it can run completely unnoticed on a desktop or wall. You can find more information on creating these rules by visiting the pfSense website and forums.The Netgate 1100 security gateway appliance with pfSense Plus software is the ideal microdevice for the home and small office network. Note, this is the fastest and easiest way of creating the Traffic Shaping rules, there are multiple ways of creating these queues. In this section, you can modify or adjust the queues that were created by the Wizard.Confirm the wizard has created the proper queues for your network by navigating back to Firewall > Traffic Shaper.The next steps are unique to each network, make sure you go through each section and check anything that pertains to your network until the get to the end of the Wizard.In this step we are going to set bandwidth we want to reserve for our VOIP traffic, in this example we set the ‘Connection for WAN#1 and LAN#1’ limits to 1Mbit/s Up/Down.Īs a rule of thumb you can assume the following traffic rules: In this example, the network is highly unlikely that more than 5 people will have a phone call at the same time. The next Step really depends on how many users you have on your network.Under the ‘Voice over IP’ section Enable Prioritize Voice over IP traffic.(Screenshot below is an example, every network will have different up/down speed, we highly recommend working with your IT department or system administrator for the correct up/down speed for your network.) Enter your interface WAN#1 upload and download speed. Make sure your Upload and Download speed is set correctly, if you have an internet connection established on your pfSense, it should be set automatically.Select HFSC for ‘Interface & Scheduler.’.Enter the number of Wan type connections and LAN type interfaces.
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