Free Range Routing Protocol Finds a New Home at the Linux Foundation

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Sean Michael Kerner
Apr 5, 2017

The Free Range Routing Protocol (FRRouting) open-source effort is set to move forward today, as a project under the vendor-neutral auspices of the Linux Foundation. FRRouting is an IP routing protocol suite that has its’ roots in the Quagga project.

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Sean Michael Kerner

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