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The Linux Letter: Open-Source Networking with Vyatta

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| A Linux-Based Router
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| I've always said that a Linux box is quite capable of being a powerful 
| router/firewall, and my viewpoint has been borne out by the large selection 
| of routers available at your local office supply store. Many of them either 
| run Linux or can have a Linux image loaded to replace their stock firmware. 
| While I'm not suggesting that one of those home routers will be suitable 
| replacements for the Cisco routers in your office (though strangely enough, I 
| often find them at my clients' offices in that role), it wouldn't be out of 
| the question if the home routers had higher throughput and supported advanced 
| routing protocols        
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http://www.mcpressonline.com/networking/general/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=10075&Itemid=583
http://tinyurl.com/5uj7b2


Related:

Vyatta: A high-end Linux-based firewall and router

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| Let's play a Linux word association game. Red Hat is to Microsoft as Vyatta 
| is to Cisco. 
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http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS5605512523.html


California city connects with open-source networking

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| Reliance on open source has been inexpensive and stable, says IT 
| manager for Madera, Calif.
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| [...]
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| In Madera's case, two Vyatta Inc. routers that run on the Debian 
| GNU/Linux-based open-source operating system helped Wheeler consolidate 
| routers in the city's data center last year. By eliminating eight Cisco 
| routers that needed upgrading in order to accommodate additional traffic, he 
| said he saved the city $16,000, spending about one-third of what he would 
| have spent on the Cisco router upgrade.     
| 
| In a more dramatic money-saving move, the city did a complete network upgrade 
| to implement a voice-over-IP system based on Asterisk, an open-source PBX 
| system from Digium Inc. in Huntsville, Ala. The Asterisk VoIP system cost 
| about $120,000, whereas a Cisco system would have run about $400,000, he 
| said.    
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http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyName=open_source&articleId=9027911&taxonomyId=88&intsrc=kc_top
http://tinyurl.com/32s83e
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