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> On 9 Feb 1999, Tony Li wrote:
> 
> > The Juniper M40 router (http://www.juniper.net/products/default.htm) is
> > based on a very heavily modified FreeBSD kernel and utilities.
> 
> Wow! This is quite a beast... :-) Thanks for this info!

You have no idea.  

It's really quite the state of the art these days in wire-speed, multi-gigabit 
routing.  Plus, it has the advantage of actually shipping!

louie


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