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I ran OpenBGPD about 15 yrs back for peering access to a Metropolitan Area Network. My first/last/only experience with BGP (thankfully hehe). OpenBGPD itself w
by antod 7y ago
I ran OpenBGPD about 15 yrs back for peering access to a Metropolitan Area Network. My first/last/only experience with BGP (thankfully hehe).
OpenBGPD itself was solid and looked at lot easier to configure than the alternatives. Can't remember whether I looked at Zebra or Quagga or both though.
Haven't used OpenBSD itself since those days either, but OpenBSD originated software tends to have that straightforwardness I miss sometimes.
- derpherpsson 7y agoIt is a delight to have an OpenBSD machine as my central router in my home. OpenBSD is so easy to work with and also comes with that cozy feeling of security. I can rest assured that the devs preferred to drop functionality rather than build insecure half-crappy stuff. That is a positive thing!