Using OpenBSD and OpenBGPD as a Control Plane for Our ISP Service: Tom Smyth @BsdcanOrg
Using OpenBSD and OpenBGPD as a Control Plane for Our ISP Service: Tom Smyth  @BsdcanOrg
Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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Wireless Connect Ltd. an Independent ISP in Ireland Migrated our ISP off of commercial closed source Software Routers onto a combination of cost effective Layer3 Switches and controlled them with OpenBSD and OpenBGPD. By combining the wire-speed hardware forwarding of Layer 3 switches with OpenBGPDs elegant flexible config syntax for filtering and diagnosing upstream reach-ability we were able to increase performance, up-time of our network at a fraction of the cost of other commercial solutions.
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