Migrating from OPNsense to a Full Stack Grandstream Network Featuring the GCC6020 6Gbps Firewall!

In this video, I discuss the result of migrating from OPNsense to a full stack Grandstream network as an alternative for those who enjoy having a single pane of glass management. This deployment will be compared to how I utilized OPNsense in my home network to demonstrate the differences. I will be featuring the Grandstream GCC6020 convergence device which is essentially a router, firewall (with 6 Gbps IDS/IPS capabilities), 1/2.5/10 Gbps PoE switch, and an IP PBX rolled into a single device. While I am an advocate for having certain devices dedicated to a specific function to have more flexibility when upgrading, the combination of a router and a firewall works well in home network and small office environments. For small/home offices, the IP PBX functionality may also be an appealing feature. Disclosure: Grandstream sent me the GCC6020, GWN7721P, and the GWN7672 and other hardware featured in the video. It also includes some hardware I purchased from Grandstream. Amazon affiliate links: Grandstream GCC6020: https://amzn.to/46vZthd Grandstream GWN7821P Switch: https://amzn.to/4rEnXx3 Grandstream GWN7672 AP: https://amzn.to/4r4e5wR Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 03:28 GDMS.Cloud configuration 20:41 GCC6020 configuration 48:02 Deployment notes EP89 Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @homenetworkguy