Re: FreeBSD vs Linux
From: sam (sam++_at_--.com)
Date: 04/30/05
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Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 10:27:06 +0800
Khaled wrote:
> sam wrote:
>
>>Kenneth P. Stox wrote:
>>
>>>Jed Clear wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>If I had the money, my router and network boxen would be Cisco and
>>>>Marconi, not FreeBSD.
>>>
>>>
>>>Or you could buy a Juniper. Ooops, Jun/OS is derived from FreeBSD.
>
> ;->
>
>>and alot of commercial router/firewall derived from freebsd, eg. F5
>>BigIP, Nokia
>
>
> Some also are drived from Linux, eg. CG-Linux (CG for carrier grade)
> implemented by Nortel and CoSine.
>
I still remember when I configure Redhat 9.0 with 3 ethernet cards,
vmware (with 2/3 virtual ethernet device names), and OpenVPN tap device
name, the entire network access to the Redhat becomes very fluctuated.
What I meant of "fluctation" is that the network (from Internet) to the
Redhat box sometimes ok sometimes not available. After changed to
FreeBSD with the same network setup, I never encountered a problem like
this. The external firwall setting remained unchange thru out the test.
Sam.
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