You can continue to use your separate DNS server.
I made the move about a year ago from a UniFi USG to OPNsense - so not quite the same shift as yours, but for similar reasons. I had some other questiosn in my mind when started writing this but they just vanished, will post them later if they come back.Īnyways, thabk you all for your time reading and hopefully answering.
Has anyone here jumped ship from the UDM-Pro to OpnSense and a standalone Unifi controller (physical or docker)? was the migration path smooth or was it a bumpy ride but still no regrets whatsoever?Īre there any issues with IOT devices and mDNS setup?Īny good book you would recommend me to read in order to get deeper knowledge on OpnSense?įrom a hardware perspective if all testing goes well and according to plan I will invest on a low power hardware appliance so that I can turn of my r210 running Untangle and save some money on power. I currently run DNS server on my Synology nas and 2 raspberry pi to run adguard home for adblocking, can you confirm that I can keep that setup, what DNS upstream server should be set on Opnsense, should I point to my Synology DNS or to an external DNS provider like Cloudflare? On the UDM-Pro side firmware issue have me stuck on an older version of the firmware as people are having issues with the newer firmware versions, also the fact that only 2 wan connections can be used and the second one can only be used in failover mode are among the things that are in my list of issues, and with Untangle which I was planning to use as my main firewall after removing the UDM-Pro, their recent change on their home licences cost got me started to look for alternatives and while I've been testing pfsense for several months now but something is just bothering me but can't figure out exactly what, so to kept searching and have decided to give Opnsense a try.Īpologies if what I'm about to says is obvious for you all but please keep in mind that I'm a complete noob when it come to Opnsense, but just by looking at UI alone compared to pfsense is makes it much more user friendly for my point of view and doesn't makes you scratch your head askig yourself where to find what you're looking for, but that's not the purpose of my post here today.
I'm currently looking for options to replace my current setup which consist on a Ubiquiti UDM-Pro and Untangle in bridge mode but certain limitations have me reconsidering other options.
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