Scarecrow Man Posted March 8, 2006 Report Share Posted March 8, 2006 Then Allan Leinwand, CEO of a stealthy Panorama-funded startup called Vyatta, powered up the device, the world's first open-source router. As one of the programmers downloaded Red Hat Linux to his laptop by way of the black box, the room erupted in handshakes and high fives....The machine runs on two Intel chips, but far more noteworthy is its software, known as XORP, or extensible open router platform. The versatile open-source application can direct data traffic for a giant corporation as easily as it can manage a home Wi-Fi network.Full StoryXORP (Extensible Open Router Platform)Vyatta Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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