Startet with Vyatta and now moved to Vyos Startet with Vyatta and now moved to vyos. Have bin using Vyatta/Vyos on hardware/VMware for many years. Also using Ubiquti routers. We are using Vyos in our education. Br Ofh

Feature set far beyond what you'd expect I've been using vyos since 2013. I was looking at purchasing a couple of other hardware devices from a vendor that sounds like Jupiter. There were several licensing restrictions and extra costs that would have gone into the project, but thanks to Lanner electronics and vyos, the cost dropped by about 75% and we didn't have to worry about extra licensing to do what we needed. I'm pretty much s novice when it comes to the network and network security side of the house, but our very experienced network team was more than impressed with vyos. And they were able to, not only complete, but add features, to our installation for several hundred workstations using 5Gb of bandwidth across 4 sites. Myself and a team with over 60 years of combined experience can't recommend it strongly enough.

What an awesome Swiss-Army-Knife! What an awesome Swiss-Army-Knife of a solution! I've been using Vyos since the early days. It is an incredibly flexible, useful and stable router. Very impressed with the recent re-shuffle, re-branding and formalizing of the commercial support model. It will no-doubt bring Vyos on-par with other high-quality commercially-supported open source tools. In my view, better than your average Cisco/Juniper/Edgemax router.

VyOS has proven to be very reliable… VyOS has proven to be very reliable since we started using it in 2011 (starting with Vyatta).

It just works, as simple as that Vyos is my go-to distro when setting up routers. Everything works out of the box, the installation process is simple and in a few minutes you're good to go. The development is really active, and you can easily reach the devs and the community through the forums if you need.