Quagga
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What is Quagga?
Quagga is a suite of routing protocol software that provides implementations of OSPF, RIP, BGP and IS-IS for Unix-like platforms. It allows a system to act as a router, learning and distributing routing information using standard routing protocols. It's often used in network virtualization, software-defined networking (SDN), and for building custom routing solutions on commodity hardware.
What other technologies are related to Quagga?
Quagga Competitor Technologies
Quagga Complementary Technologies
BGP
BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) is a routing protocol. Quagga implements BGP, so BGP is a protocol that Quagga uses and supports, therefore complementary.
OSPF
OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) is a routing protocol. Quagga implements OSPF, so OSPF is a protocol that Quagga uses and supports, therefore complementary.
Linux
Linux is an operating system on which Quagga can run. It provides the environment and resources necessary for Quagga to operate, making it complementary.
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Firmware Engineer
11 Firmware Engineer jobs mention Quagga
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Network Administrator
9 Network Administrator jobs mention Quagga
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Network Engineer
16 Network Engineer jobs mention Quagga
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Systems Engineer
32 Systems Engineer jobs mention Quagga
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Engineer
169 Engineer jobs mention Quagga
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Which organizations are mentioning Quagga?
Hewlett Packard Enterprise | HPE
Scientific and Technical Services
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