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[ale] Network hardware/software recommendations
- Subject: [ale] Network hardware/software recommendations
- From: kwc at TheWorld.com (Ken Cochran)
- Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2018 18:28:05 -0400
Hi ALE,
Turns out my question may be not so off-topic, since so much
networking stuff these days has Linux-based software innards.
So, what's "good" these days?
"Good" meaning, solid, reliable, flexible, etc., dare-I-say
"carrier grade" (probably a bs-term).
Examples, the likes of Cisco, Juniper, umm, Ubiquiti, others?
Stuff like routers, switches & WAPs, configurable by GUI
and/or CLI, worth learning & developing proficiency for
job/opportunity advancement.
I keep hearing nice things about Ubiquiti for example.
Or, the likes of (for example) Smoothwall & Something To Run It On...
Ideas/opinions?
Thanks, -Ken