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ShellCrash is a shell-based client runner for proxies like sing-box and mihomo, optimized for headless devices (e.g. OpenWrt routers). It provides scripted installation, automatic configuration reload, network port detection, and UI-less control via terminal. It simplifies running proxy services on embedded Linux devices.

Image of OpenWrt OS, with snort community featured in, for Raspberry Pi 4/ 4B+ and 400, basically for Processor BCM2711. Installed Snort Community Model to Intrusion Detection system. Prevention system not installed. eth0 used as output/ LAN socket, to run internet and access router. eth1, which can be USB -> Ethernet port, is used as WAN port, to connect Pi board to Internet IP.

Ready to use OpenWRT NAT router appliance for ©VMWare ©ESXi. You only have to uncompress and register it to your ©ESXi server to be able to use it as a fencing device between your LAN network and some NATed network inside your ©ESXi host. It can also be easily configured to serve as a firewall in a dedicated ©ESXi host. You can follow the setup guide at https://33hops.com/vmware-esxi-nat-with-custom-firewall.html The appliance comes in a very small package (less than 5 MB), still it's fully functional, make not mistake. ...

This tool was intended to be run under OpenWrt (so it's small and has no dependencies) but it can be also built/run under most other *nixes and Windows. It's very easy to use, run it with -h or --help argument to see a brief howto. I hope someone finds it useful.

...Note: Although this is a good source of how some of it was done; please whiz over to http://openwrt.ebilan.co.uk/ for up to date info... V2A, V2B and V3A are now supported in OpenWRT.

Nodogsplash offers a simple way to provide restricted access to an internet connection. It is intended for use on wireless access points running OpenWRT (but may also work on other Linux-based devices).

Collects stats from one or more OpenWRT routers into a round-robin database and creates graphical representations without the need for SNMP. No cron or httpd needed on the OpenWRT side.