VyOS Universal Router for AWS (Standard Support) - Pay-as-You-Go
VyOS Inc | 1.4.0Linux/Unix, Debian VyOS 1.4.0 - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
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Vyos has enabled us to white label devices we use for customer deployment in a cost effective manner
What do you like best about the product?
It is fairly easy to use and makes implementation a breeze.
What do you dislike about the product?
It is vastly different than many other OS's we use, so there was a learning curve.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It has allowed us to white label custom designed devices to meet the needs of our customer deployments. It has been very reliable and predictable.
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Vyos has enabled us to white label devices we use for customer deployment in a cost effective manner
What do you like best about the product?
It is fairly easy to use and makes implementation a breeze.
What do you dislike about the product?
It is vastly different than many other OS's we use, so there was a learning curve.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It has allowed us to white label custom designed devices to meet the needs of our customer deployments. It has been very reliable and predictable.
Easy to configure, bringup and use
What do you like best about the product?
The documentation is excellent with most ready to use commands.
Easy to configure, bring and use. Built on Linux makes it most appealing.
Stable and cost effective.
Easy to configure, bring and use. Built on Linux makes it most appealing.
Stable and cost effective.
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothing significant i noticed, some routing functionality can be improved not a big concern though.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Edge Router
Easy to configure, bringup and use
What do you like best about the product?
The documentation is excellent with most ready to use commands.
Easy to configure, bring and use. Built on Linux makes it most appealing.
Stable and cost effective.
Easy to configure, bring and use. Built on Linux makes it most appealing.
Stable and cost effective.
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothing significant i noticed, some routing functionality can be improved not a big concern though.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Edge Router
We are using as Firewall and VPN with great result. Support is incredibly quick and valuable.
What do you like best about the product?
Support response.
Good life cycle.
Usability.
Good life cycle.
Usability.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some configuration are still not customizable; but we are speacking about vcorner case we found for some particular VPN case.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We faced life cycle problem with previous appliance. With VyOS is much more easier to manage followign periodical release and patch deployment.
We are using as Firewall and VPN with great result. Support is incredibly quick and valuable.
What do you like best about the product?
Support response.
Good life cycle.
Usability.
Good life cycle.
Usability.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some configuration are still not customizable; but we are speacking about vcorner case we found for some particular VPN case.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We faced life cycle problem with previous appliance. With VyOS is much more easier to manage followign periodical release and patch deployment.
Vyos as firewall, proxy,VPN for
What do you like best about the product?
Easy to install and use, free for education.
You can install on PC, server, as VM, on cloud.
You can install on PC, server, as VM, on cloud.
What do you dislike about the product?
It doesent have GUI. Wiki coud be better.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
For me Vyos solve problem with firewall, NAT, routing, VPN(wireguard). We are using Vyos as our main router with configured firewall, VPN, NAT, VRRP.
VyOS is great!
What do you like best about the product?
Open source Linux OS is easy to udse and familiar.
What do you dislike about the product?
Set ande delete commands can be confusing sometimes, i.e,"set interfce disable" and "delete interface disable".
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Routing and WAN security
One of the best router distributions
What do you like best about the product?
Vyos is my go-to for router/firewall distributions. It's pretty much a swiss army knife of router/firewalls thanks to the extensive feature list.
Vyos is a highly versatile networking solution that can be deployed on a range of hardware, from low-powered mini PCs for basic home routing to high-performance enterprise servers and virtual machines. This flexibility allows it to cater to a wide variety of users, regardless of their environment or specific needs.
Vyos supports advanced routing topologies and a comprehensive range of routing protocols. It also offers robust VPN support, including protocols like WireGuard, IPSec, and OpenVPN.
Recent versions have integrated HAProxy, which has proven to be extremely useful. The firewall configuration is intuitive, easy to manage, and effective.
By far, the command-line interface is my favourite feature of Vyos. It makes setting up firewall rules, NAT rules, QoS rules, site-to-site, or roadwarrior VPNs extremely easy to implement. I haven't seen any other router/firewall distribution with such a versatile and easy-to-use command-line interface.
Vyos also has an API which can be used to configure Vyos using tools like Terraform or Ansible.
The documentation is generally excellent, featuring many examples. While some sections may occasionally be slightly out of date, it’s usually easy to adapt them to newer versions with minor command adjustments.
I haven't had to talk to customer support directly, but I have reported bugs via their bug tracker, all of which have been promptly resolved.
Vyos is a highly versatile networking solution that can be deployed on a range of hardware, from low-powered mini PCs for basic home routing to high-performance enterprise servers and virtual machines. This flexibility allows it to cater to a wide variety of users, regardless of their environment or specific needs.
Vyos supports advanced routing topologies and a comprehensive range of routing protocols. It also offers robust VPN support, including protocols like WireGuard, IPSec, and OpenVPN.
Recent versions have integrated HAProxy, which has proven to be extremely useful. The firewall configuration is intuitive, easy to manage, and effective.
By far, the command-line interface is my favourite feature of Vyos. It makes setting up firewall rules, NAT rules, QoS rules, site-to-site, or roadwarrior VPNs extremely easy to implement. I haven't seen any other router/firewall distribution with such a versatile and easy-to-use command-line interface.
Vyos also has an API which can be used to configure Vyos using tools like Terraform or Ansible.
The documentation is generally excellent, featuring many examples. While some sections may occasionally be slightly out of date, it’s usually easy to adapt them to newer versions with minor command adjustments.
I haven't had to talk to customer support directly, but I have reported bugs via their bug tracker, all of which have been promptly resolved.
What do you dislike about the product?
I can't really think of anything I dislike about VyOS. I've been able to do everything I've wanted to do in VyOS pretty easily.
If I had to be extremely picky the only thing I would say is, even though there is VyOS Stream coming soon, it would be nice if there were something like a lower cost home user/self-service/hobbyist license option to get access to the normal LTS release. Though with Stream coming soon, and with the nightly builds being pretty stable it's not a massive concern, just something that might be a good option as some users (including me!) would prefer to run LTS at home to match what we have in our "production" environments.
If I had to be extremely picky the only thing I would say is, even though there is VyOS Stream coming soon, it would be nice if there were something like a lower cost home user/self-service/hobbyist license option to get access to the normal LTS release. Though with Stream coming soon, and with the nightly builds being pretty stable it's not a massive concern, just something that might be a good option as some users (including me!) would prefer to run LTS at home to match what we have in our "production" environments.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I've used VyOS in a varity of different scenarios.
I've used Vyos as a router/firewall for a small business network, and I also used it at home for my personal router, and also my parents home router.
I have also used it to configure site-to-site VPNs between various cloud providers.
Currently my favourite use case has been to bypass CGNAT by using the built in HAProxy function to proxy traffic over a Wireguard tunnel just because how easy the configuration is.
I've used Vyos as a router/firewall for a small business network, and I also used it at home for my personal router, and also my parents home router.
I have also used it to configure site-to-site VPNs between various cloud providers.
Currently my favourite use case has been to bypass CGNAT by using the built in HAProxy function to proxy traffic over a Wireguard tunnel just because how easy the configuration is.
One of the best router distributions
What do you like best about the product?
Vyos is my go-to for router/firewall distributions. It's pretty much a swiss army knife of router/firewalls thanks to the extensive feature list.
Vyos is a highly versatile networking solution that can be deployed on a range of hardware, from low-powered mini PCs for basic home routing to high-performance enterprise servers and virtual machines. This flexibility allows it to cater to a wide variety of users, regardless of their environment or specific needs.
Vyos supports advanced routing topologies and a comprehensive range of routing protocols. It also offers robust VPN support, including protocols like WireGuard, IPSec, and OpenVPN.
Recent versions have integrated HAProxy, which has proven to be extremely useful. The firewall configuration is intuitive, easy to manage, and effective.
By far, the command-line interface is my favourite feature of Vyos. It makes setting up firewall rules, NAT rules, QoS rules, site-to-site, or roadwarrior VPNs extremely easy to implement. I haven't seen any other router/firewall distribution with such a versatile and easy-to-use command-line interface.
Vyos also has an API which can be used to configure Vyos using tools like Terraform or Ansible.
The documentation is generally excellent, featuring many examples. While some sections may occasionally be slightly out of date, it’s usually easy to adapt them to newer versions with minor command adjustments.
I haven't had to talk to customer support directly, but I have reported bugs via their bug tracker, all of which have been promptly resolved.
Vyos is a highly versatile networking solution that can be deployed on a range of hardware, from low-powered mini PCs for basic home routing to high-performance enterprise servers and virtual machines. This flexibility allows it to cater to a wide variety of users, regardless of their environment or specific needs.
Vyos supports advanced routing topologies and a comprehensive range of routing protocols. It also offers robust VPN support, including protocols like WireGuard, IPSec, and OpenVPN.
Recent versions have integrated HAProxy, which has proven to be extremely useful. The firewall configuration is intuitive, easy to manage, and effective.
By far, the command-line interface is my favourite feature of Vyos. It makes setting up firewall rules, NAT rules, QoS rules, site-to-site, or roadwarrior VPNs extremely easy to implement. I haven't seen any other router/firewall distribution with such a versatile and easy-to-use command-line interface.
Vyos also has an API which can be used to configure Vyos using tools like Terraform or Ansible.
The documentation is generally excellent, featuring many examples. While some sections may occasionally be slightly out of date, it’s usually easy to adapt them to newer versions with minor command adjustments.
I haven't had to talk to customer support directly, but I have reported bugs via their bug tracker, all of which have been promptly resolved.
What do you dislike about the product?
I can't really think of anything I dislike about VyOS. I've been able to do everything I've wanted to do in VyOS pretty easily.
If I had to be extremely picky the only thing I would say is, even though there is VyOS Stream coming soon, it would be nice if there were something like a lower cost home user/self-service/hobbyist license option to get access to the normal LTS release. Though with Stream coming soon, and with the nightly builds being pretty stable it's not a massive concern, just something that might be a good option as some users (including me!) would prefer to run LTS at home to match what we have in our "production" environments.
If I had to be extremely picky the only thing I would say is, even though there is VyOS Stream coming soon, it would be nice if there were something like a lower cost home user/self-service/hobbyist license option to get access to the normal LTS release. Though with Stream coming soon, and with the nightly builds being pretty stable it's not a massive concern, just something that might be a good option as some users (including me!) would prefer to run LTS at home to match what we have in our "production" environments.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I've used VyOS in a varity of different scenarios.
I've used Vyos as a router/firewall for a small business network, and I also used it at home for my personal router, and also my parents home router.
I have also used it to configure site-to-site VPNs between various cloud providers.
Currently my favourite use case has been to bypass CGNAT by using the built in HAProxy function to proxy traffic over a Wireguard tunnel just because how easy the configuration is.
I've used Vyos as a router/firewall for a small business network, and I also used it at home for my personal router, and also my parents home router.
I have also used it to configure site-to-site VPNs between various cloud providers.
Currently my favourite use case has been to bypass CGNAT by using the built in HAProxy function to proxy traffic over a Wireguard tunnel just because how easy the configuration is.
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