@jack9603301 Unfortunately the only environment I have to test in is home, and my wife would probably kill me. ;) I also don't have a second "router PC" available right now which I would need before I can spin up VyOS and give it a try. I need to keep the other system untouched so I have something I can fall back on if I can't make VyOS work the way I want, and the hardware is old enough that if I virtualize my router OS, network performance suffers. I tried using ESXi with OPNsense and WAN throughput was down 200-300Mbps vs. what I can do on the bare metal.

UPnP is something I require (as a home user with multiple gaming systems), so I'm very happy to see this making progress in VyOS. I've been getting tired of the mess over in pfSense/OPNsense-land, wanting to try a Linux-based router, and I'm familiar with VyOS from past experience with "EdgeOS" on Ubiquiti hardware so it was on the top of my list, but held back by lack of UPnP in the past.