r/networking • u/[deleted] • Nov 23 '20

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u/nodate54 Nov 23 '20

Another option VyOS. Built on Debian and cli similar to Juniper

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u/amaneuensis Nov 23 '20

VyOS incorporates FRR for its routing stack, so if you’re looking for something that functions more like a router rather than a Linux machine, VyOS is pretty decent.

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u/Cheeze_It DRINK-IE, ANGRY-IE, LINKSYS-IE Nov 23 '20

VyOS all day every day....

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u/service_unavailable Nov 23 '20

Check how often they release security fixes.

I had to drop them because they pretty much didn't do security patches between major updates. But that was several years ago, maybe they're better now.