Talk:Netgraph

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It does not appear that there is any actual basis for saying that 6wind produces a netgraph-like stack for Linux, and, at any rate, the corporate website is a pathetic source for it. In particular, the site is just full of marketing gloss that appears to mention something that they do to make Linux "carrier grade", but definitely fails to say anything about netgraph.

Cheers,

Michael

Vjardin (apparently CTO of 6Wind) reincluded the reference to a Linux port. Does anyone really know about a netgraph Linux port which would be available as source code?

Regards,

Antti

Just got an answer from VJardin. It seems that 6Wind port is a commercial closed source code. Too bad.

Antti