June, 2010: Release 1.8-CT is available.
7 January, 2009: Release 1.6 is available.
1 August, 2008: IT Administrator magazine publishes an article about XORP (in German).
24 July, 2008: ICSI Spins out Venture-Backed XORP, Inc.
22 July, 2008: XORP, Inc. announced.
22 July, 2008: Release 1.5 is available.
28 April, 2008: XORP signs on as a founding member of Fulcrum Microsystems' Control Point Developer Alliance to help accelerate cross-platform 10-Gigabit Ethernet networking solutions.
20 March, 2007: Release 1.4 is available.
28 February, 2007: 1.4 Release Candidate is available for trial.
17 October, 2006: Security Advisory XORP_SA_06:01.ospf is available.
2 August, 2006: Release 1.3 is available.
19 July, 2006: 1.3 Release Candidate is available for trial.
8 March, 2006: Release 1.2 is available.
7 March, 2006: Newsforge has an in-depth article on XORP and Vyatta's plans.
24 February, 2006: NetworkWorld has an article on Vyatta and their use of XORP.
22 February, 2006: 1.2 Release Candidate is available for trial.
22 February, 2006: CNN's Business 2.0 has an article on Vyatta, which discusses the use of XORP in their upcoming product.
2 May, 2005: We presented a paper detailing many of the XORP design decisions at the Usenix Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation.
13 April, 2005: Release 1.1 is available.
24 March, 2005: 1.1 Release Candidate is available for trial.
24 February, 2005: XORP Goes Live. Light Reading visits ICSI open house.
25 November, 2004: Does XORP Have Cisco's Number?. BusinessWeek runs an article on XORP, and discusses the possible threat to Cisco from open source software.
14 September, 2004: Cisco press releases Integrated Cisco and UNIX Network Architectures, with a favourable mention of XORP.
29 July, 2004: Bruce M. Simpson joins the core team. Initially he will be working primarily on firewall support for XORP.
10 July, 2004: Slashdot carries a short article on XORP. XORP web servers survive unscathed :-)
8 July, 2004: Release 1.0 is available.
1 July, 2004: Marko Zec joins the core team. Initially he will be working primarily on porting Click to FreeBSD and on adding XORP support for IMUNES.
15 June, 2004: 1.0 Release Candidate is available for trial.
19 April, 2004: CNET carries an article on XORP on it's CNET site and it's ZDNet site.
3 March, 2004: Network Magazine (now IT Architect) runs an article on XORP: The Linux of Routing.
24 February, 2004:The countdown to XORP Release 1.0 is officially on. We're expecting release in Q2 2004.
6 November, 2003: Release 0.5 source code release.
8 October, 2003: Creation of the xorp-hackers mailing list for people interested in understanding and developing XORP source code.
28 August, 2003: Release 0.4 source code release.
9 June, 2003: Release 0.3 source code release.
6 May, 2003: Fred Bauer joins the core team. He will be working primarily on Linux support for XORP.
1 May, 2003: Public WWW access to the source repository through CVSweb.
10 March, 2003: Release 0.2 source code release.
3 March, 2003: Javier Cardona joins the core team. He will be working primarily on SNMP support for XORP.
17 January, 2003: XORP source code in the CVS repository compiles under GCC 3.2.1 in addition to GCC 2.95.x and 2.96.
17 January, 2003: Release 0.1 source code release. CVS repository opened to the world.