#Peakhour 4 ubnt usg pro
The UDM Pro can be remote managed (this can be disabled as some people don’t like the concept of this).There is a lot to say about the strength of that. If, like me, you have other ubiquity gear on your network, you have a completely integrated solution and dashboard.Price point is excellent compared to Netgate’s hardware appliances.Static routing is pretty much equal with pfsense.
Firewall rules and port forwarding are pretty much equal with pfsense.No huge amounts of configuration to do, and it does indeed work including with encryption (because it can detect the type of origination form such as whether its a port scan, a bad reputation IP and then take active measures to prevent it from connecting) IDS / IPS is just a switch of a button and its activated.
I get that they can proxy via another country, but that’s not my point. I can block both ways so my network doesn’t reach that particular country and if the country is the source. I can with a click of a button block countries if I have port forwarding on from ever connecting.It supports layer 7 in an easy interface so I can tell what apps, protocols are being used by any device on the network.Here are a list of upsides that I like about the UDM Pro:
I’ve run both (been on the UDM Pro for a couple of months now). Hi all - I just want to get some people’s perspective on the current UDM Pro solution (1.9.3 version) relative to pfsense.
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