[Cialug] Wireless Authentication with Open Source Tools

[David Champion]

In the not-quite OSS, but Linux friendly camp is the Ubiquiti WAP's. They
will do captive portal with their controller software, which will run on
Linux. We're running them at Area515, and I know some other LUG members are
using them at work.

I think I recall seeing an option with the Mikrotik / Routerboard stuff too.

-dc


On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 12:15 PM, Sean Flattery <sean.r.flattery at gmail.com>wrote:

> dd-wrt has some options built in like chillispot that could work for you.
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> I am interested in creating a wireless authentication system using open
> source tools for a small, fairly static set of users.  I want them all to
> have unique passcodes or passwords/phrases or keys for their access that
> can be revoked.  Does anyone have personal experience with any open source
> tools for this?  Are there any distros with the tools baked in?
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> Thank you.
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> - Nate
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