Note that I’m using a Protectli FW4B (4GB of RAM, 32 GB hard drive - so far, it seems to be more than enough) and a basic WiFi router that is running in access point mode. Set up some basic monitoring with Snort.Install pfBlockerNG, the PiHole equivalent to improve your privacy (ads and trackers will be blocked at the DNS level).Re-route your traffic (or at least some of it) through a VPN.Create a basic working setup of pfSense.In today’s article, we will jump to the next level and see how you can manage your home network if you want more control, features, and performances.įor this purpose, we will use pfSense, a FreeBSD-based firewall/router distribution maintained by NetGate, and do the following: A couple of weeks ago, I posted an article explaining how to convert an unused Raspberry Pi into a WiFi router that makes all your traffic go through a VPN with OpenWRT.
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