vyatta
Anyone using this in a production network? I downloaded it a couple of days ago to test it on some x86 machine and it looks like it has nice capabilities. I don't know how it performs in the real world, so if you have some experience with it, please share it 
Non-native English speaker
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NightShade03
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Used them in a small office for a while and had no issues. My only warning/suggestion would be to make sure you play around with the configs for a while to make sure you understand their syntax as configuration of certain items (VPN I recall) was very different from HP or Cisco. Quality wise though I give them a
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wedge1988
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Nope, but i can tell you that "Yatta" or "やった" in Japanese means "We did it" or "yay" ~ wedge1988 ~ IdioT Certified~
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NightShade03
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Nope, but i can tell you that "Yatta" or "やった" in Japanese means "We did it" or "yay"
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Sett
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NightShade03, did you use vyatta box, or run the software on x86 machine? And how much traffic your offices produced ?
I have some JunOS experience which I find very useful for vyatta Non-native English speaker -
NightShade03
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We ran the software off an IBM desktop (dual core 2 GB RAM) and we have approx 150 computers + 50 other "devices" on the network. They advertise though that their product software or hardware is able to keep up with Cisco equipment so I can't image that you would have any problems, particularly if you buy the appliances.