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The professional way to manage your WiFi network using FreeRADIUS
The professional way to manage your WiFi network using FreeRADIUS
RADIUSdesk offers:
* A Modern dashboard that is easy to navigate
* Easy to use API that makes third party integration a snap
* Login pages applet for central hotspot login page management.
* Support Social Login (Facebook etc) integration for CoovaChilli and Mikrotik.
* A device manager which makes BYOD a pleasure for any enterprise.
* Fine grained rights management.
* Extensive usage graphs for fine grained trend...
EasyHotspot is a web bassed billing hotspot written in PHP and MySQL. Easyhotspot is a complete billing system and ready to use. EasyHotspot comes with linux distro and other software deppendencies (Apache,MySQL,Chillispot,Freeradius).
Web interface for local and remote routers management
Wifiadmin is a PHP web interface for managing linux routers. It supports HostAP and MadWifi AP control and general interface support for wireless tools-enabled drivers. It creates an environment for administering the needs of a linuxhotspot with multipl
FreeRADIUS and Chillispot web-based management apps. The main aim is to provide radius server or hotspot administrator a simple web-based management application. FreeRADIUS must configured to use MySQL as backend.