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=== FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, and Linux-based operating systems === * [[Cisco NX-OS]], [[Cisco IOS XE|IOS XE]], and [[Cisco IOS XR|IOS XR]]; families of network operating systems used across various Cisco Systems device including the [[Cisco Nexus switches|Cisco Nexus]] and [[Cisco ASR]] platforms * [[Junos OS]]; a network operating system that runs on [[Juniper Networks]] platforms * [[Cumulus Networks#Products|Cumulus Linux]] distribution, which uses the full [[TCP/IP]] stack of Linux * [[DD-WRT]], a Linux kernel-based firmware for wireless routers and access points as well as low-cost networking device platforms such as the [[Linksys]] [[Linksys WRT54G series|WRT54G]] * [[Dell Networking Operating System]]; DNOS9 is [[NetBSD]] based, while OS10 uses the [[Linux kernel]] * [[Arista Networks#Extensible Operating System|Extensible Operating System]] runs on switches from [[Arista Networks|Arista]] and uses an unmodified Linux kernel * [[ExtremeXOS]] (EXOS), used in network devices made by [[Extreme Networks]] * [[FTOS]] (Force10 Operating System), the [[firmware]] family used on [[Force10]] Ethernet switches * [[ONOS]], an open source [[Software-defined networking|SDN]] operating system (hosted by [[The Linux Foundation|Linux Foundation]]) for communications service providers that is designed for scalability, high performance and high availability. * [[OpenBSD]], an open source operating system which includes its own implementations of [[Border Gateway Protocol|BGP]], [[Resource Public Key Infrastructure|RPKI]], [[Open Shortest Path First|OSPF]], [[Multiprotocol Label Switching|MPLS]], [[VXLAN]], and other [[IETF]] standardized networking protocols, as well as firewall ([[PF (firewall)|PF]]) and [[Load balancing (computing)|load-balancing]] functionality. * [[OpenWrt]] used to route [[Internet Protocol|IP packet]]s on [[embedded devices]] * [[pfSense]], a fork of [[M0n0wall]], which uses [[PF (firewall)|PF]] * [[OPNsense]], a fork of pfSense * [[SONiC (operating system)|SONiC]], a Linux-based network operating system developed by [[Microsoft]] * [[VyOS]], an open source fork of the Vyatta routing package
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