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hindsightbias
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Ubiquiti Networks Breach
Any idea what it would cost to develop a completely open source router?
rejberg
on Jan 11, 2021
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I'm unsure if you're referring to open-source software or hardware, but for software pfSense [1] and OpenWrt [2] are both popular open-source routers.
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https://www.pfsense.org/
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https://openwrt.org/
BostonEnginerd
on Jan 12, 2021
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The Turris Omnia is an OpenWRT based open source option.
globular-toast
on Jan 12, 2021
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Any running Linux kernel is a router. You just have to know how to configure it. Of course, you might be expecting a lot more than just a router, ie. DHCP, DNS, traffic shaping etc. It's all available in most distros.
atkbrah
on Jan 12, 2021
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Buy a small PC with lots of network ports and install VyOs [1] on it. If I recall correctly, Ubiquiti's EdgeOS is based on VyOs.
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https://vyos.io/
Jonnax
on Jan 11, 2021
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pfsense and opnsense are BSD based routers.
openwrt is based on Linux
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