Hello

My understanding of the whole thing is, that a) m0n0wall is a completely 
different approach to the whole firewall thing than pfSense: m0n0wall is 
meant for lean&mean systems, where pfSense wants to be a full featured 
product. So, each of both has it's right to exist.
b) is, that having m0n0wall running with FreeBSD 6.1 brings the 
advantage of much more hardware support, which alone is worth the work 
in my eyes.

Just my two cents
Carsten Holbach



Philippe Lang schrieb:
> Since the pfSense team has just released its candidate 1, which is based on FreeBSD 6.1, what is
the real advantage of having Monowall 1.22 ported on FreeBSD 6.1? Isn't that doing things twice?
Shouldn't there be some sort of migration solution for Monowall users instead?
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