The semi-official FAQ maintained on the FreeBSD.org website contains a tonne of useful information, particularly about hardware and compatibility. It should be one of the first places you look for answers to your questions.
This is one of the best descriptions I have seen in a long time on setting up a FreeBSD server to act as a NAT server and firewall. It goes through the processes of:
Dru Lavigne at ONLamp has a number of excellent articles on various FreeBSD tasks, including this one setting up remote access networking and VPNS.
This article discusses how to set up a secure connection between two (remotely located) subnets using FreeBSD and IPSec.
The folks at ONLamp have put together a nice page of tips and other interesting things to note in recent FreeBSd builds. The user comments at the bottom of the page contain even more helpful and interesting stuff!!
Simon Nielson in Denmark has put together a little page of tricks and helpful suggestions for FreeBSD users and administrators.
This is one of the authoritative sources of information for FreeBSD users and administrators. It covers a full range of topics including:
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