Ubiquity's EdgeMax is a reliable, stable, and inexpensive router that I have started to roll out all customers. EdgeOS is a fork and port of Vyatta 6.3 (think Junos) and is under constant development with a great beta program. Their devs are active on their corporate forum and are open to suggestions and support.
Some features that I have used and like:
- Solid hardware
- Debian based base OS
- Nice Web Admin for common tasks like port forwarding, FW, routes, etc.
- Stable VPN
- Advanced VLAN configs
- Class-based QoS with shaping
- DHCP snooping
- Port mirroring
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Ubiquity's EdgeMax is a reliable, stable, and inexpensive router that I have started to roll out all customers. EdgeOS is a fork and port of Vyatta 6.3 (think Junos) and is under constant development with a great beta program. Their devs are active on their corporate forum and are open to suggestions and support.
Some features that I have used and like: - Solid hardware - Debian based base OS - Nice Web Admin for common tasks like port forwarding, FW, routes, etc. - Stable VPN - Advanced VLAN configs - Class-based QoS with shaping - DHCP snooping - Port mirroring
EdgeOS looks awesome. A thousand times better than most of the consumer devices I've owned. A shame their routers are not available here in Denmark.