Openwisp - A Hackable Network Management System for the 21st Century

openwisp.org

Openwisp - A Hackable Network Management System for the 21st Century

openwisp.org

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Free SoftwareEnglish · 1 year ago

OpenWISP: Open Source Network Management System

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OpenWISP is an open source network management system aimed at low cost networks: from public wifi, to university wifi, mesh networks and IoT.

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