dpdk src d50c160387dbd838ab10603e082b670dbf3da10ed14402e72cf37464695a0a8f Set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing The Data Plane Development Kit is a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing in the user space. http://dpdk.org dpdk x86_64 21ff046e054098a4b7c0548c28432a8a206463bc1d926667dfbfb1d6e1872505 Set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing The Data Plane Development Kit is a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing in the user space. http://dpdk.org dpdk src 2f6e7f08cd2c33378ca86a618cdcad6f6593731622148e42e6dd06e4b0328b02 Set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing The Data Plane Development Kit is a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing in the user space. http://dpdk.org dpdk x86_64 d48c0e4a040ee671c4db5e042b175957e6c5b213330165bc33259db397e1036f Set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing The Data Plane Development Kit is a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing in the user space. http://dpdk.org dpdk src a47761962a377102b834555d2392a5f19876f49e64713a52e84ede1f30415e78 Set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing The Data Plane Development Kit is a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing in the user space. http://dpdk.org dpdk x86_64 9bed57b17bf3f60ad2cba0722f565f6683a68cac33316ccb87daa70e9d3c352c Set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing The Data Plane Development Kit is a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing in the user space. http://dpdk.org dpdk-debuginfo x86_64 222be6498914fe2579024320dac32a72c155210eb52e2d01ecbbc0108ff5b7ea Debug information for package dpdk This package provides debug information for package dpdk. Debug information is useful when developing applications that use this package or when debugging this package. http://dpdk.org dpdk-debuginfo x86_64 e8d7f06bd37e378a0c857638da97093c005d2cff3ba7a3a6682dcb77d3c1f98c Debug information for package dpdk This package provides debug information for package dpdk. Debug information is useful when developing applications that use this package or when debugging this package. http://dpdk.org dpdk-debuginfo x86_64 a35bc0994a69753e940e7915593415293e3ce37602ebf13e065f741658f882ff Debug information for package dpdk This package provides debug information for package dpdk. Debug information is useful when developing applications that use this package or when debugging this package. http://dpdk.org dpdk-debugsource x86_64 f16dc12e1e5754f9975a179297b7262c9c916d322a8f78e2e50d7e142d58556f Debug sources for package dpdk This package provides debug sources for package dpdk. Debug sources are useful when developing applications that use this package or when debugging this package. http://dpdk.org dpdk-debugsource x86_64 99d9c23242d4ecf9c050f46014bbf4cee28fe738b4e1003f451b67309dc37d5d Debug sources for package dpdk This package provides debug sources for package dpdk. Debug sources are useful when developing applications that use this package or when debugging this package. http://dpdk.org dpdk-debugsource x86_64 e4eeb44a47bfe542341b09031a31baa29175f01b0de79f0e1de3c869ce8241d7 Debug sources for package dpdk This package provides debug sources for package dpdk. Debug sources are useful when developing applications that use this package or when debugging this package. http://dpdk.org dpdk-devel x86_64 86b13a3179edd395c30924a22bcad11bcf8974797f628e1583428cad4e5bd409 Data Plane Development Kit development files This package contains the headers and other files needed for developing applications with the Data Plane Development Kit. http://dpdk.org dpdk-devel x86_64 d5d9d62e4d507d11beb4f2938eb8612c24c2c3a7e3b16b34ca2b26ebea6c60da Data Plane Development Kit development files This package contains the headers and other files needed for developing applications with the Data Plane Development Kit. http://dpdk.org dpdk-devel x86_64 a2296d330ce07df564a28b82b8d7212fd2fece13ee74625b84a4f52cdf3122eb Data Plane Development Kit development files This package contains the headers and other files needed for developing applications with the Data Plane Development Kit. http://dpdk.org dpdk-doc noarch 5fda16d85ec47ce26211f563737b42c151a0faaaf2966764d8bf0c4459b3545a Data Plane Development Kit API documentation API programming documentation for the Data Plane Development Kit. http://dpdk.org dpdk-doc noarch 92acad874c20d940d77dece0fa93ec9f9868368b158c2b05cebcb010e6421b35 Data Plane Development Kit API documentation API programming documentation for the Data Plane Development Kit. http://dpdk.org dpdk-doc noarch 2d914cb9b9786aef8cae39359011b4193f3454e2bc17dbf675d8bb752c37dceb Data Plane Development Kit API documentation API programming documentation for the Data Plane Development Kit. http://dpdk.org dpdk-tools x86_64 97f229ce7841b1c667077afa4c95a52635f01b24a19d6f70137e3bd18d57d456 Tools for setting up Data Plane Development Kit environment Tools for setting up Data Plane Development Kit environment http://dpdk.org dpdk-tools x86_64 8e153731a357ddd21760da17d010e75bec40391b51c285ce79d6c083ac14f80c Tools for setting up Data Plane Development Kit environment Tools for setting up Data Plane Development Kit environment http://dpdk.org dpdk-tools x86_64 aff2f5e0ea0c76fbd31629e3fa8b72856df87264ce2fb2148e98d1b5b53b7b5a Tools for setting up Data Plane Development Kit environment Tools for setting up Data Plane Development Kit environment http://dpdk.org freerouter src 4d6b2dfb83cd69832cece7b798627a155ac5f7937f1b2c90805620467f22907e Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 716196750f653de16b12fe4322975c7135f7369b44178dce20bb5daa5d4d22dd Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 51cdb0bafa9409ecf007f339e9120e8ed1e689ed69b01585545656968a5ff3b9 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 08189f5339e2bb6172eb33a1070a759fab40c76a22975512787d46cb55d44bb6 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 09dc149028e0bc5f7df867f5961d329a7a8283a5fe96bc839c22fa91bc1b6e0e Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 5ec90de8c0fbe557c2e9a19ee0ec2d73bbfdd9f38029381a6c19fab4e816c905 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src e4ea294cd4d1336e8b8f2157dee26015d583b4c4f5e51d9fdaf80779ecf712a7 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 2a87050999adf841882ad7a2bff144c9bbaaf888b4aa1576bb588dcfda54e976 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 48b15a6a4315149e78ef2d81eae8ebba2ed4269834be80c882ec8829548810cb Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 d34e4ecd187a3301e1df71d8867011c785b6acd006df172d20873707c495681e Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src dd45a3a8d20a6170af4204cf1fc574ab573b587d7384bc201ecca1b12f27c494 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 3ec0fe55c0278bd4ad74b736e4c7181971d3509a2b2bb5bfbf430c3c79032e63 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 6b1fdf11488af6b5c4ce1795dab893b4d2f7c638f246032b907258ed670a70c4 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 a916b42038f0021f48ece7ecc37c0d2d54924dcad56469cd835699644d376dbb Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 6ce03fe4d13b71b065a72fc6ca39e8759f95691a9e26697a65cd2604693f8d2d Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 ef1234fefca5c97475aafa76a9961b5b0a6e7926ef37e4dc9cf98ffed3ff4758 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src e783734b98aec5a1e6df2d8cd0ba0bcf6f166ed90915613c6f5c43a2544c3959 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 841c9f643ccf3df8f33d6ffd846073c37c068b47d9773d8e4dca2d8fff89aeb4 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 02a283deb8fd5d97c9f7305bd9a3e86a2d8c85b0eabd17eef62a8bb54e4b0436 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 5d2132d0b63103ea82f132fc976228bff28cd1275ed3c7a1ec9316888b0a577a Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 94836b25968f09118fb1366f8516f5cc5b886ceca72fe7b36cd1919e7615db10 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 df7750466d8dc659fed7406afd8bfd486de2278cbf162901759896b94b80d42a Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 3623aab1ee7b7a7f09a60e51ef09b97735d23c72a6e000da747baf0ea05dff9d Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 7504c1180381517e152e39ff4ebda9888501db56ecc5338c74cbb1f264140c49 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 893148ae11f8a36b28505a5883dca9e205ef37dba8160dad6ae40a01d9cbbeb3 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 fe19840bd23a0074b0e7eabd6a1995b4e8879a5bf3d5c88e7005e1ffc19cc099 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src ff720bb7f0a1a1f2b258c9eb7d3746d691782cc435765c5442c9bf431771a6fa Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 6f161c22448e394d93770e84651e1f8396031efd005505efa0f60d1f00fccb60 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src d29e7c1e28acae333fe17f7a213603b3b74e91d2f610928817bd2260e13d9757 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 b4a158566b518a4da51b36f91c6a93a0f2b7e5ec0e390bc1de53e0b321b06572 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 9a6f9a8f665110386b6d78a88f5b400a24301e89cd7c0dd5d24df6497034432a Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 7a74ca4de2e7514fc60c81e00c0ba800aa1c4c7115b57ebdb68e8ce9bff9e9cd Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 055752786cd3e233b036d255557850b4e4d25a9b6e65d52e3ceaa8f4f14cba65 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 6f8411266afcedf598e33847df98c04e517ecd38e4cd39472e4729f1765a2370 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 9df6fe613b615edb6a206d242be6edec34af351bca6d2590e4f9ccbc55596369 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 b504d78b6a7c43d8745bd672c05321f1b77468422cbce5c747993429c707d813 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 05ed279958194dcef3a40c26441d61674ad81c470a3fd1792d34ec91c91891dc Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 81116d6b560d20ec9b87cd44dc5a99be0f3d165eda9a8de8d92f112099400a52 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 9d11b15e2eaea990c78966f87e6f7ff8d0b9c91055d891eca056aa985d78c85c Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 660a13d6b77cfdd44a13e080b4cccb21bc53a976a7a39e10c59030d35cec826b Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 803e955de485aac8a9353182dd455821b90d3707890b8ef500cf30fbbb329647 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 6da3124810bd0b5ab8234a390d5cb3cc2bc3bd8e9a1624039519c0b261b9f8bf Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 39561c12fa942608af6b33627123ece28b6c535f4b4b5a86c192c17881f372a2 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 420685a50b75afc10eac08f4954c95b4fcaffebabf2d564f63fa5f679a354e25 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 513af3c8bc55f284b740175cca986f39bed920c77ae331809b5ddd1f4c7fdf20 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 1e73afd55b37a6b36a7c681f735fc4dcae329bf27c271b28396533a6fb797430 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 5db1a246238c29a27dabe9e60c3925d0a2ef2919c115261a3d45c6be5a445b7f Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 2fc8009622dcc510b710d5a9281fe6ff039e266e5e196bc1931053251e14daeb Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 4b3bc18dadeca2dd1b83e1be6017f563957242cb568641cd3aa130b8e41f8908 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 dcc5c9c49dc541d906c8d443ebab04221923ea4b9c5ce761b26f5f6c89956310 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 9d8de9611c1f1f9fb17c89643e7570cabb7c574d9167dc0b1c8f8f6d45779c90 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 248d10d973f6a9ba870015dbdd9d0e69a6becbd4194e4b00d25e3cf051df7d73 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src cc4b22d69bb3c08266c398711a48aff1c758c50f7eaf442ba49fdf6e5f4608b3 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 45df0460e2f33261d560bb420754c8d90b4e268a8c7d6dc430d4c69bf7b49d93 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src b78d8426d34416b3de3d8cb25381294f94b683bb7bbe25a83460501ccc8f0607 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 b7fca1f854a1b4ac04cec32ab1715b14cb748c5d93bf55e212f16247ad807755 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 5aa3249fd00f37cbd9843778175ff5427b3c81c8074b53faa813acf9e381199e Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 5a45bb4383b367dde93f2e46007379e13ce9a00d8db207bdf31fb116054fba95 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 4e5ed59f4394b0787b1d8469cb2d7a704672af360fbab01c2a46cc207ea703a4 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 aaa5f20f568a51e1bae4fa5abf8cd3edf5de9a298682dfe28e3868cbf7345120 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 876f691bf06af76429a9424fe985eb163036a2b466ddc1c14b83d7488346dc02 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 0709556e9a2c5aadee8ac92736dbd37655122d635860bd9c8df71189503f8841 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 75f3cbbcd882de8a372f5f79d7c22d2c7a5f039b95d18660eca162b1cd7f7344 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 55f2c966678bf874f620839eb67a22b8b548bee30cd0914f270c57041f4377c4 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src bea38363793125abfb0b7db4824511f3346364d6fd6f39f19b14b103121103ab Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 c381283e6f05d2535137c3630450170ac3c4ada6c49ce0d780552b2a1b633826 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src edb07a22676d144cdd42ab7e76727b2a8f53be150b08ad42d8cad3eaf00d9cbd Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 ea88e0ab9979d3cb7dd22ecfcd7b27ac4409e102ff947d6da62ee92b8e3a9846 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src e21ac058f6c12b544d3e6d9e36f0af74f23b8e33c1ebc8d7fd3cb0aea729d4b7 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 1e7e73fa57e27abab8841f1027241b8cd2cea698afb5940c848a44dea99b8603 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 021f378428474175c1fdaae72e3bb75332169c7962407c7d5e98df1de3eae918 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 5aee2e66637fdfacc84435766d18177b1ad295cc72821513dac90cb8f426714a Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 23fb454a8010699aaf1caaa9b9ace63642c9b0ee94ce2d7076c53a01da13336e Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 051b7a54b28ad5d92ce74c6e8b049e4c13d8935efe82289679f1f07d69988a91 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 630c59d2f6afcd413c5ef26c4597b1b54fc135213907f6f0724a7aa4f3afea2b Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 6f23878a0b3fba44e246bcb44f3bfdf93ebbceac2debdd857dfeb9e7ed3cd47c Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 06c8802fef121be9f7d20971ad4388da68549e08570446eabea5b584af6543bc Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 3154dc49a3bfb8c58c7b2f5dace428a73ccb1208d91c214ee6e17b9098aab244 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 2664316bf1bad74f4f2b2274c10fea050287ca967ee1377e8fb195ee36222c41 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 c941b5af0635093719561127f2f89139f125b65b18c8d128a7406bd3b28a2250 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src bcb317cf210616f1eeca276e54694afc39e8a3ece46713c473fe4f23017a77a1 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 7514a91f5c5549047b3bf95ee0e3cc1d2596807bcc05d731212d31096d8ad03e Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src c61073f815dfc63782f41f344653c0bd2272528efb86b4ec93908891d3f48911 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 9dbfdc96f261f66c065b13819aec0544927b6bcb951c14f9a916bf2855df6497 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src c98d30ecb8dd98354bc7d34d6e7ac271a162c968c6f6af21d57100bee67023e2 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 a66a5c452c5f74c9c38d6215944ef0d5dbf8742b9df8cff8139332ee571fd5d2 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 2938cf5ea2fd0df20f6ae534c8c4707c36a7bf228e94856b856b236f268f9220 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 66c975e9861d810e45df464a1de5c60ce2e6d6e44abc069e41956e3e97b9f4b1 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter src 78bff426a52208fee94b1e2efb0b70a3c28258c4b60c3186f231f8d58500196f Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter x86_64 a2634ea6d4b27ead3900c91c4140e47f51abf8f3945c1dfd9f2864404ae7d956 Free, open source router OS process freeRouter speaks routing protocols, and (re)encapsulates packets on interfaces since it handles packets itself, it is independent of underlaying os capabilities (optionally, it can export forwarding tables through openflow to external switch) since it is an unprivilegized process, it receives and sends packets through sockets there are external, privileged processes that place traffic to these sockets (it means that internet can be used as backplane for router processes) the command line tries to mimic the industry standards with one exception: no global routing table: every routed interface must be in a virtual routing table positive side effect: there are no vrf-awareness questions http://www.freertr.org/ freerouter-debuginfo x86_64 1bcc23c93991cef7a72a50b72fd98d6b0604ff97cb6a31062d43ab7bc1b01872 Debug information for package freerouter This package provides debug 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