Paul Vixie wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
People rolling their own router are not the only ones who
want to do 10G on Linux.
speaking of which, has anybody run "xorp" in production? it looks as much
like JunOS as quagga/zebra looks like IOS. if "click" works on current
hardware and if the xorp/click integration is good, this could be a great
science fair project for smaller network operators who need big PPS.
Vyatta is built on top of xorp. You can download the bootable iso from
their site and take a low-commitment look:
http://www.vyatta.com/download/index.php
--Peter
