Martes G Wigglesworth wrote:
A year, or two, ago, I found such information buried within the Juniper
website; however, upon recent attempts at further investigation, both
for learning about certifications, and subject matter for this topic, I
am unable to locate said information. The "historic Juniper" blurbs
were very informative. I am sure that the information is still
available, however, I have not been successful in locating it.
Maybe this link helps a little:
http://www.juniper.net/solutions/literature/white_papers/200264.pdf
"Network Operating System Evolution JUNOS Software: Architectural
Choices at the Forefront of Networking"
"Juniper’s main operating system, JUNOS software, is an excellent
illustration of this industry
trend . The basis of the JUNOS software kernel comes from the FreeBSD
UNIX OS, an open-source
software system . The JUNOS software kernel and infrastructure have
since been heavily modified to
accommodate advanced and unique features such as state replication,
nonstop active routing and
in-service software upgrades, all of which do not exist in the donor
operating system . Nevertheless,
the JUNOS software tree can still be synchronized with the FreeBSD
repository to pick the latest in
system code, device drivers and development tool chains, which allows
Juniper Networks engineers to
concentrate on network-specific development ."
Best regards,
O.K.
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