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PlayBilling is a webbased billing system for internet cafe and wireless hotspot provider mostly written in Java featured with: tariff management, prepaid, postpaid and discounts, user management and extensive reporting system
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Mac OS X Automator Actions for managing your network. These actions provide the scripting ability to change your wireless network settings.
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Getwifi allows Linux users to join wireless networks easily by joining available networks in an order specified by the user. Getwifi is configured using a single file which specifies networks, optional WEP keys, and the order in which to join networks.
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...Provide a way to view and use many (but not all for semi-obvious reasons) web pages, with only an e-mail account. Ideal for Blackberry and other limited e-mail only wireless devices.
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WAPcontrol is a fully-featured system administration tool for wireless devices. Included is the ability to configure at-a-glance status monitoring of services, start/restart services, run user-specified commands, and reboot a server. Written in WML/PHP.
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This is a Wireless(WIFI) connection manager to monitor and control your network interfaces(ATH0,WLAN0)
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A shell script periodically checking your inet connection along the ISO/OSI layer from bottom to top. Checks physical link, SNR (if a wireless link), gateway and outside availability and show open local ports.
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