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I have a server running centos 7 with a seperate NAS that my files are located. Basically what I want to do is have home firewall to make my server more secure but have
I'm looking to have a firewall that does everything from vlan, VPN, virtualization and
NGFW. Also gigabit possibly dual gigabit. Those are key features I need also with a GUI that I can log into and change settings and everything.
What I want to do and my real question is have all communications go through the firewall server related and family internet. But at the same time have a less restricted, non blocking connection for my family's devices. And then a more secure one for my server. All running through the same firewall. Is that possible with spending around $150 maximum on a new one? I've been looking at ubiquity and it looks promising but I'm still unsure on the less restricted and seperate more secure way of going about it. Which one is good?
I'm looking to have a firewall that does everything from vlan, VPN, virtualization and
NGFW. Also gigabit possibly dual gigabit. Those are key features I need also with a GUI that I can log into and change settings and everything.
What I want to do and my real question is have all communications go through the firewall server related and family internet. But at the same time have a less restricted, non blocking connection for my family's devices. And then a more secure one for my server. All running through the same firewall. Is that possible with spending around $150 maximum on a new one? I've been looking at ubiquity and it looks promising but I'm still unsure on the less restricted and seperate more secure way of going about it. Which one is good?
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