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UTM 9 to open source after EOL ?

WolfgangS

from the user alan weir and i am also interested in an answer:

The benefit to mankind would be to release the source code of UTM and make it open source once it reaches EOL. This probably won't happen but for such a great piece of software to be abandoned and lost and forgotten would be a shame. 



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    We have no plans to release the UTM software code as open source beyond what we currently make available for licensing reasons.

  • 0 in reply to RichBaldry

    I do understand that supporting 2 products is not a good solution and yes the systems is build on legacy linux in some ways, i understand that.  But as a network engineer that do a lot of rules i can't wrap my head around this backward thinking that made the ui so bad i "nextgen"  the ui is still Cyberoam and no one that actually knows the UTM and still uses it can se Nextgen firewall replacement.  it is at best a downgrade that we can't accept.

    Will you please try to opensource as much of the source as possible. 


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  • 0 in reply to RichBaldry

    I do understand that supporting 2 products is not a good solution and yes the systems is build on legacy linux in some ways, i understand that.  But as a network engineer that do a lot of rules i can't wrap my head around this backward thinking that made the ui so bad i "nextgen"  the ui is still Cyberoam and no one that actually knows the UTM and still uses it can se Nextgen firewall replacement.  it is at best a downgrade that we can't accept.

    Will you please try to opensource as much of the source as possible. 


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