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You can ssh into the router, copy a new config (state) and load that config. It is not very elegant though. Do you know of an open source router that does wha
by LeBit 3y ago
You can ssh into the router, copy a new config (state) and load that config.
It is not very elegant though.
Do you know of an open source router that does what you are looking for?
- chomp 3y agoThat doesn’t sound that far off from what unifi does, it uses a daemon to do those things. (Receive configuration and then do a local apply)
- synergy20 3y agounifi runs vyos underneath
- zrail 3y agoUniFi doesn't use VyOS anywhere afaik. Some Ubiquiti products run EdgeOS which is a Vyatta fork (EdgeRouter, the original security gateways). More recent UniFi products (UDM, UDM-SE, UNVR, etc) run UniFi OS which is their own Debian-based OS that runs applications inside Podman containers.