Hi, I am interested to see if it is possible to create a Linux module that will: -Port tunnel (forward) IP traffic. -Require the the client computer to have a digital certificate installed. -Have an easy to use web interface -Run on a hardware device like the Linksys WRT54G (eg like OpenWRT or Sveasoft, it might even be a module that runs as part of OpenWRT or Sveasoft) -It doesn't have to perform the full function of a firewall, it only purpose is for tunnelling authenticated traffic. Basically the idea is that I install a certificate in the hardware device and also in the client computer and then only that computer can connect. I am familiar with VPN's but I just want to use tunneling. I basically just want to know if this can be done an...
Hi, I am interested to see if it is possible to create a Linux module that will: -Port tunnel (forward) IP traffic. -Require the the client computer to have a digital certificate installed. -Have an easy to use web interface -Run on a hardware device like the Linksys WRT54G (eg like OpenWRT or Sveasoft, it might even be a module that runs as part of OpenWRT or Sveasoft) -It doesn't have to perform the full function of a firewall, it only purpose is for tunnelling authenticated traffic. Basically the idea is that I install a certificate in the hardware device and also in the client computer and then only that computer can connect. I am familiar with VPN's but I just want to use tunneling. I basically just want to know if this can be done and how I might go about it. ...
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All in one wifi hotspot: I need an all in one solution for the linksys wrt54g v3 I have installed openwrt and can install chillispot or nocatsplash if needed. I need an QUI to configure the .conf files. I need it to be able to connect to mysql or free radius server . I need a splash page, where the user will logon with given codes (such as prepay codes based on 1hour 3hour 6hour or all day. so i will need an admin side to print off cards all data should be sent to mysql with encryption. I have seen some solutions but all to complex for me to make it work. The redirect page can either be hosted on the router or on remote server same with radoius and my sql. i plan t oadd more memory to the wrt54g with the MMC mod if needed. I would like a complied image of the final so i can...
We are using a low-cost wireless routers to build Ad-Hoc Mesh networks. One of the more promising devices which we look at, for the future, is the NetGear WGT634U router. The device is Broadcom MIPS based with a USB2.0 port and an Atheros 802.11G mini-pci radio card. There are already some successful ports of OpenWRT Linux distribution ( ) for this device. I wish to compile drivers for ZyDas ZD-1211 based 802.11g radio for that platform. This will allow to connect multiple USB (zd1211 based) radios to the router, so it can become a multiple radio unit. ## Deliverables Source code for the ZyDas zd1211 drivers is here: It compiles and work fine on my FC-3 (and other) boxes. Detailed
OpenWRT is the GPL project that installs embedded linux on a low cost router from Linksys. I would like someone to package together various elements from the GPL into a configuration for our company. The work involves pulling the various modules together into a single binary for flashing into the ROM, testing this with our backend server that will handle some dynamic configuration parameters, and there will be an on-going support requirement to create new binaries from time to time if critical sw fixes enter the GPL source. I have a spec that is available to qualified people. There is a lot of support info for working with the WRT device - so prior experience with the WRT is not really required. Beyond that, our custom needs involve IPTables elements, cron jobs and related scripting...
