Why do you want to migrate from pfsense? I know there is big push from reddit communities to opnsense, but it’s mostly for ideological, not technical reasons. The actual product is really solid with less updates (but the security ones like openssl are done quicker on pfsense), PFsense business version is cheaper both for hardware and software version and most importantly it works for you right now, without wasting time. I’ve been using opnsense for many years in my homelab and also had to work with pfsense in business environment (not that much though) and from security and cost perspective I do not see reason to use opnsense. It’s either less stable or more expensive than competitor.So why bother with change?
As for clearOS, I wouldn’t waste time on it. I think after HPE bought them, they mostly stagnated. Looking at their github, nothing is really done:https://github.com/orgs/clearos/repositories
Why do you want to migrate from pfsense? I know there is big push from reddit communities to opnsense, but it’s mostly for ideological, not technical reasons. The actual product is really solid with less updates (but the security ones like openssl are done quicker on pfsense), PFsense business version is cheaper both for hardware and software version and most importantly it works for you right now, without wasting time. I’ve been using opnsense for many years in my homelab and also had to work with pfsense in business environment (not that much though) and from security and cost perspective I do not see reason to use opnsense. It’s either less stable or more expensive than competitor.So why bother with change?
As for clearOS, I wouldn’t waste time on it. I think after HPE bought them, they mostly stagnated. Looking at their github, nothing is really done:https://github.com/orgs/clearos/repositories
same with their blog.