It is an incredibly flexible, useful and stable router. Very impressed with the recent re-shuffle, re-branding and formalizing of the commercial support model. It will no-doubt bring Vyos on-par with other high-quality commercially-supported open source tools. Over the last two years of so, VyOS has become my go-to for a wide range of use cases, ranging from a simple home router all the way up to using it for private to public cloud connectivity on AWS, Azure and GCP.
VyOS is my go-to router distribution. It runs superbly well on small low powered hardware as well as larger servers. I have never used or needed the paid support, but for a mission critical installation I would think it would be beneficial. We are happy to do this as we think it is important to financially support good open source software.
I have had a couple of support issues thus far where I was not able to easily find the answer I was looking for on the web. I could have taken more time to look, but instead I was able to open up a quick line of communication to the VYOS support team.
Their response has been prompt and thorough and truly interested in answering the question versus just moving through tickets. Great Job! It is an all in one networking solution for our remote branch office connectivity and corporate access.
It is a perfect choice to add to your tech basket if you are a development-aware IT guy or an IT-aware developer. The development team are very supporting both technically and humanely. You may interact in their slack channels with the contributors and product owners as well as file and watch the issues in their phabricator. Although they offer official builds via subscription, you are allowed and may achieve the same build in DIY manner via the instructions for free.
They also generously offer free subscription to support the soul of contribution to heavy contributors. Their recent empathy to offer free subscription and setup help for organizations falling into remote work category due to COVID protections is just an example of what makes you feel attached.
VyOS is an excellent virtual router and we have made it a staple of our IT systems; using it almost everywhere! Thank-you for VyOS! Stable, lots and lots of production level features, well thought-out cli contexts, config is readable, system is scriptable, easy access to tcpdump, easy to back-up and restore, great price. Perfect and fast OS for routers. Using it widely in our internal and external infrastructure, never had any kind of serious issues with it.
You guys have been great to work with but you are making the wrong decision with T to not set check igp as default. Every other BGP implementation does this. The feedback I am getting from the networking community says that no one wants this and I have demonstrated how it breaks BGP networks.
This breaks BGP in a subtle way that only becomes apparent during a reroute. I am giving this feedback to help you improve. A very good community and excellent Router. VyOS ist very stable. We use VyOS to communicate with our servers in different locations. It works very well! Found it a bit difficult to figure out the right product configuration for us, but we are happy with the product quality. All our code is open for your pull requests, but there are lots of non-programming tasks as well, such as writing documentation and answering questions on the forums.
Everyone is welcome to join. Debian 8 is in the EOL state by the community maintainers, but it is still supported commercially. All the software from Debian 8 that we need for VyOS 1. Apart from this, there is still a very big difference between Debian 8 and VyOS 1. Therefore, VyOS 1. Otherwise, hardware requirements vary greatly between use cases. No, everyone who deploys an instance from Amazon, Azure etc. Contact us and provide your subscriber identifier. If you are contributing code, actively testing the development images and reporting bugs, writing documentation, or helping spread the word by writing blog posts, speaking at conferences etc.
Please describe your contributions and provide links to git commits, Phabricator tasks, blog posts and anything else. People who have contributed to VyOS before release model change in can get a perpetual subscription. Everyone who contributed only after the model change gets a yearly subscription that is extended if they remain active within the project. Rolling release images are free to download for everyone.
Ready to use long term support release images are only available to customers who purchased a subscription and to community members who are contributing code, testing or documentation to the project. Everyone can build an LTS release image from the stable branch too.
For 1. The image built from the branch is equivalent to the latest official LTS image. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information.
Non-necessary Non-necessary. Type ls -la and see it yourself. If you want, you can change the default prompt and even use colors:. You can even run many normal Linux commands if you run them as root sudo is enough. Similarly, the ip command works with sudo, if you prefer it instead of ifconfig. As of version 1. You can edit it with vi or nano. The shell in VyOS is called vbash "Vyatta Bash" I guess and its autocompletion system has been modified to work with all the commands and parameters available in the whole system.
It is the preferred source for all information; it also contains further links to support forums, bug tracker and other useful places. The old unofficial Vyatta Core wiki is still available through Internet Archive , should it be needed for something.
It is not, however, required to understand how the system works in order to use it, but it helps. If you clone an existing VyOS installation and reinitialize the MAC addresses of the interfaces, you'll end up in a nasty situation. The system identifies the interfaces by their MAC addresses and now when you boot up the clone, the hardware has changed and it no longer finds the interfaces. Here's an example of what I am talking about.
Suppose you have your router up and running and all configured like this:. When you boot up the clone, it will look something like this:. See the "new" interfaces? And the IP addresses are gone! Not good. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website. Notify me of new posts via email.
Home About. Search for:. Tasks : once the role is defined, Ansible will look for any tasks to be completed. Templates : a template is, basically, a model. They resides inside the template directory.. We can choose to execute the AutomateBGP. Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading
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