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2015 Jan 08
2
Intel NUC? Any experience
...y, then via a USB connected NIC?
>
>for a home gateway/router, I would suggest looking into an APU1D4,
>such as are sold by Netgate. This little 6x6" board draws less
>than 10 watts TOTAL ACTIVE, has 3 GIgE ports and a dual core 1Ghz
>CPU with 4GB ram, it has SD card slot, miniSATA slot (for a SSD),
>and 2 miniPCI-E slots (for expansion boards such as wifi), its
>fanless (convection cooled via a heat spreader to the aluminum case,
>and basically rocks.
>
>I'm using one with pfSense (a freeBSD based firewall distribution)
>and its very slick. routi...
2015 Jan 08
5
Intel NUC? Any experience
Folks
The price point of Intel's NUC unit makes it attractive to use as a
server that doesn't have significant computational load. In my
environment, a USB connected hard-drive could provide all the storage
needed. I wonder if anyone has had experience with it, and can answer:
1) Does Centos6 and/or Centos7 install from a USB connected optical
drive? or a USB flash drive? I'd
2015 Jan 08
0
Intel NUC? Any experience
...y? If not internally, then via a USB connected NIC?
for a home gateway/router, I would suggest looking into an APU1D4, such
as are sold by Netgate. This little 6x6" board draws less than 10
watts TOTAL ACTIVE, has 3 GIgE ports and a dual core 1Ghz CPU with 4GB
ram, it has SD card slot, miniSATA slot (for a SSD), and 2 miniPCI-E
slots (for expansion boards such as wifi), its fanless (convection
cooled via a heat spreader to the aluminum case, and basically rocks.
I'm using one with pfSense (a freeBSD based firewall distribution) and
its very slick. routing tons of connections (b...