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And for the rest of us there is: http://routerboard.com http://routerboard.com Which as-far-as-I-know comes with all open source software, it very well support

by cies 12y ago

And for the rest of us there is: http://routerboard.com http://routerboard.com Which as-far-as-I-know comes with all open source software, it very well supported by a large community.

fencepost 12y ago
That's the Mikrotik hardware, and I don't believe RouterOS is open source. The "L3", "L4", "L5" you see on the product listings are the RouterOS license levels which control available features. You can also run OpenWRT though installing it is described as "Not straightforward."