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Upgrading from Home Edition

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Since I have more than 50 IP address at home, I'm unable to use the Home Edition unless there's a valid work around that doesn't involve double-NAT'ing.

I have my own hardware, Supermicro 5018A-FTN4 (8c 2.4GHz, 8GB DDR3 ECC, and 128GB SSD) which should be more than enough to handle their business end of UTM.

However, I only see their hardware products. Do they make a software-only UTM? What would the cost be for a 1 year license? Any IP restrictions? Per user restrictions? etc...


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    The only devices that shouldn't be double-NAT'd are probably the PCs, tablets and smartphones.  Get an inexpensive wireless router and put a bunch of the other devices behind it or use an old PC with the Essential Firewall.  You will need to use port forwarding (or DNATs in the Essential Firewall) to reach devices that you query from "outside" the "Device LAN."  Could that work for you?

    Cheers - Bob
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    The only devices that shouldn't be double-NAT'd are probably the PCs, tablets and smartphones.  Get an inexpensive wireless router and put a bunch of the other devices behind it or use an old PC with the Essential Firewall.  You will need to use port forwarding (or DNATs in the Essential Firewall) to reach devices that you query from "outside" the "Device LAN."  Could that work for you?

    Cheers - Bob
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