Juniper had (and probably does) a version of JunOS that runs on PC platforms with Ethernet (and some others) network interfaces. I've used this in the past for some interoperability testing and qualification activities.
However, JunOS and the routing protocol stack represent intellectual property of considerable value to Juniper in addition to the whizzy hardware they build. You should ensure that you're not violating the software license for copies of JunOS that you got with your router. I don't know if Juniper would be interested in supporting this sort of project or not; your probably ought to ask them, likely working through your sales channel. I don't know if they have a typical packaging of software in the form that you need or not. Just a Juniper customer, louie To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-net" in the body of the message
