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Take a look at OpenBSD as well. I've had nothing but stability and fantastic documentation since switching over.
by jimpudar 8y ago
Take a look at OpenBSD as well. I've had nothing but stability and fantastic documentation since switching over.
- aomix 8y agoI'm really liking OpenBSD as a router for those reasons but it's certainly more work intensive. I'd argue not that much but as soon as you start telling people to ssh into a box and fire up vi you've justifiably lost most people. Even technical people since OpenWrt offers all of the features with far less pain. That being said, a ipv4 router with a few nifty features is as simple as following this http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/example1.html http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/example1.html
- jimpudar 8y agoTrue, sometimes it's easy to forget not everyone is comfortable at a command line when you are surrounded by people who are at work.
- kryptk 8y agoOpenWRT has a plugin supporting, point and click web based Ux called "Luci" that's sits on top of a nice cli "uci" that sits on top of text files in /etc/config .. You can do almost anything from any level, it's the best of all worlds.