The first time I had ever spoken with Vyatta, it was about the company’s open source routing Linux distribution. That was back in 2006 and while many things have changed, some things haven’t.
Vyatta Core (VC) 6.5 was released this week marking the latest iteration of the company’s open source routing platform. The new release includes a policy-based routing engine for traffic prioritization. It also includes some interesting VPN features including a Virtual Tunnel Interface (VTI).
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