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BSD Router Project

Developer	Olivier Cochard-Labbé
OS family	BSD
Working state	Current
Source model	Open source
Latest release	1.59 / April 21, 2016 (2016-04-21)^[1]
Kernel type	Monolithic kernel
License	BSD License
Official website	http://bsdrp.net/

BSD Router Project (BSDRP) is an open source router distribution based on FreeBSD that includes Quagga and Bird. It provides disk images which can be installed on Compact Flash cards, USB keys and hard disks. BSDRP targets small ISPs and datacenters, and configuration is done from CLI only (no WebGUI).

1 Features
2 See also
3 References
4 External links

Features[edit]

Some features of BSDRP are:^[2]

Routing Protocols: RIP, OSPF, BGP
Multicast Routing: DVMRP, PIM
Redundancy: CARP and VRRP
Virtual Private Networks using L2TP, PPTP or OpenVPN
PPPoE server and client
Traffic shaping
VLAN (802.1q)
DHCP server and relay
Netflow probe

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External links[edit]

The FreeBSD Project

FreeBSD

Subsystems

People

Derivatives

open-source	BSD Router Project DesktopBSD FreeNAS FreeSBIE GhostBSD Kylin MidnightBSD m0n0wall PC-BSD pfSense GNU/kFreeBSD Gentoo/FreeBSD

proprietary	Darwin Junos OS X PlayStation 3 OS PlayStation 4 OS XNU

Routing software

Operating systems/
Network operating systems

Linux-based

entirely free	Floppyfw FREESCO IPCop IPFire LEDE libreCMC OpenWrt Zeroshell VyOS

partly proprietary	DD-WRT FRITZ!OS RouterOS SmoothWall Tomato AirOS & EdgeOS Vyatta ExtremeXOS Alliedware Plus

FreeBSD-based

entirely free	m0n0wall BSD Router Project pfSense

partly proprietary	JunOS

Proprietary

Routing daemons

Other software

Firewall software

Linux

Apps	ipchains Netfilter L7-filter NuFW ipset iptables nftables FireHOL Firestarter Shorewall Uncomplicated Firewall MoBlock Privoxy Squid

Distros	SmoothWall IPCop IPFire LEDE OpenWrt Zeroshell Untangle

BSD

Apps	PF NPF ipfirewall IPFilter

Distros	M0n0wall SmallWall pfSense

OS X

Windows

Commercial	Check Point Integrity Comodo Internet Security Glasswire K7 Total Security Kaspersky Internet Security McAfee Personal Firewall Plus Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway Norton 360 Norton Personal Firewall Norton Internet Security Online Armor Personal Firewall Outpost Firewall Pro PC Tools Internet Security Symantec Endpoint Protection Trend Micro Internet Security Windows Firewall Windows Live OneCare WinGate WinRoute ZoneAlarm

Open-source	PeerBlock PeerGuardian

Appliances

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