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WiFiManager
WiFi Connection manager with web captive portal
...When your ESP starts up, it sets it up in Station mode and tries to connect to a previously saved Access Point. If this is unsuccessful (or no previous network saved) it moves the ESP into Access Point mode and spins up a DNS and WebServer (default ip 192.168.4.1). Using any wifi enabled device with a browser (computer, phone, tablet) connect to the newly created Access Point. Because of the Captive Portal and the DNS server you will either get a 'Join to network' type of popup or get any domain you try to access redirected to the configuration portal. ... -
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Open Source SBS
Webbased Small Business Server
The Small Business Server is a web based. The software contains a web interface for administration of the system and an Active Directory based on Samba resp. a groupware based on Sogo. It can be used as SBS for sharing data via Webdav and SMB and administrate website based on Apache. Also it is possible to manage certificate. -
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Resara Server
An easy-to-use, AD compatible Linux domain controller and file server
Resara Server is an Active Directory compatible open source server for small businesses designed around Samba 4. It is designed to be simple and easy to use. The management console lets you manage users, share files, and configure DHCP and DNS.
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