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IPFire vs VyOS

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IPFire

8.7#3 in firewall softwareFrom $1,099 a year
Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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VyOS

6.3#7 in virtual routers software
APILinuxSelf-hosted
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What both publish

FactIPFireVyOS
Free planYesYes
IntegrationsSourceForge lists Cisco AnyConnect, AWS Marketplace, Amazon Web Services, Exoscale, Juniper Identity Management Service and OpenVPN as integrations.The site lists deployment platforms including KVM, Hyper-V, VMware, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, OpenStack, and Dell NativeEdge.
ProductIPFire is an open-source firewall and security platform for networks ranging from home offices to global enterprises.VyOS is an open-source networking operating system for bare-metal, cloud, and edge deployments.
SupportLightning Wire Labs offers professional support, and the project points users to documentation, community forums, mailing lists, and a bug tracker.Subscriptions provide access to VyOS network engineers through a support portal, with committed response times and additional channels or technical account management at higher support levels.

IPFire plans

  • IPFireFree
  • IPFire softwareFree
  • IPFire Nano Appliance$749, paid once
  • IPFire Mini Appliance (US)$979, paid once
  • IPFire Standard Support$1,099 a year
  • IPFire Enterprise Appliance (US)$4,299, paid once

VyOS plans

  • Corporate—
  • Global—
  • Corporate (5-year commitment)$8,000 a year
  • Corporate (3-year commitment)$9,000 a year
  • Corporate (annual)$10,000 a year
  • Global (5-year commitment)$12,800 a year

Pick IPFire if…

IPFire suits individuals, businesses, and organizations that need firewall and security tools across home-office or larger network deployments. It is available for Linux, self-hosted, and web environments.

Pick VyOS if…

VyOS suits teams that need configurable routing, VPN, firewall, and NAT capabilities across bare-metal, virtualized, cloud, or edge systems. Its Alliance subscription is aimed at IT service providers, including managed service providers and system integrators.

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