Level Zero Networking

VSS, vPC, Stackwise, MLAG, MC-MLAG….these are just a few of the common switch virtualization technologies we’ve come to know and love (or despise depending on your experience).

After posting part 1 of “Using NetBird for Site-to-Site Routing”, a user on the VyOS forums asked about using NetBird for site-to-site networking, with the addition of an exit node.

In a previous article, I covered how to make VyOS an Application Aware Firewall (this article builds off of that article, so I suggest reading that article before this one).

Previously, I’ve written a number of articles on how to use ZeroTier to create an enterprise ready SD-WAN solution for VyOS.

I previously wrote an article where I used NetBird to build DMVPN between sites using WireGuard.

Recap In Parts 1-4, we created a feature rich home router using VyOS and AdGuard Home.

Recap In parts 1-3 of this series, we fully configured VyOS as a home router.

VyOS Isn’t as Scary as It Looks VyOS is a capable and fast routing and firewall platform, equipped with features for both enterprise and home users.

Part 1 Recap In Part 1 of this series, we installed VyOS and created an initial configuration.

Previously on VyOS for Home Use VyOS for Home Use: Part 1 – Initial Setup VyOS for Home Use: Part 2 – Internet Access Part 2 Recap In Part 2, we configured our router to have an IP from our provider, as well as secured it with a firewall configuration.