Vyatta has changed the networking world by commoditizing router, firewall and VPN deployment in the same way that Linux commoditized the operating system market.  

With Vyatta, you don't need to pay for expensive proprietary network hardware.  Instead, you can take advantage of Moore's Law and use standardized server hardware. Stop overpaying for network equipment and start using Vyatta.

Vyatta currently offers several appliances that meet the needs of any sized business.  We recommend using Vyatta to provide QoS (Quality of Service) to prioritize VoIP traffic on your Internet connection.

Vyatta 514 Appliance

Prices starting at $797

Full Vyatta feature set in a convenient, small form factor hardware platform.

Ideal For:

• Remote Office / Teleworkers
• Small to Medium Enterprise / Branch Office
• Service Provider CPE
• Fast Ethernet interface density
• 1-2 T1/E1 interfaces
• Stateful firewall/VPN
• 1-2 BGP Peers
• Vyatta 514 Datasheet (PDF)

Vyatta Dell 860 Appliance

Prices starting at $2,047

Powerful and scalable mid-range routing and security solution in a 1U rack mount form factor.

Ideal For:

• Medium to Large Enterprise
• Enterprise LAN density (up to 10 GE interfaces)
• Enterprise WAN density (up to 8 WAN interfaces)
• VPN Concentration
• Multiple BGP Peers
• Vyatta Dell 860 Datasheet (PDF) 

 Vyatta Virtual Appliance

Prices starting at $797/year

The Vyatta Virtual Appliance allows you to take advantage of virtualization technology like VMware and Virtual Iron.

Remote Office:

The Vyatta Virtual Appliance makes a great fit for branch-in-a-box scenarios where you want several systems to be running, but you don't want to purchase hardware for each system.

Data Center:

Another great place for the Vyatta Virtual Appliance is within the data center.  Using multiple virtual appliances, you can provide firewall and VPN services for each network in the data center.   This can greatly simplify configuration because each network is managed separately from the others.

Additionally, you can delegate administration of each virtual appliance so that each network can be managed by a different administrator.