OpenWrt - Customizable firmware accounting from blemish with a accumulated SquashFS/JFFS2 book arrangement and the amalgamation administrator opkg1 (Linux/GPL)
Bluebox - OpenWrt-based automated accessible Internet scanning and bridging software that runs on WRT54G. 1
Chillispot - Bound aperture software that runs on OpenWrt, accessible beneath GPL.
FON - Chillispot-based common Hotspot network. After abominably attempting to advance a adaptation that supports 2 SSIDs (one private, one public), FON alone the WRT54G series, and now distributes a router alleged La Fonera, which does abutment 2 SSIDs.
Coova - OpenWrt based with focus on Wireless Hotspot functionality.
Freifunk - OpenWrt-based, German software supports wireless cobweb networks with OLSR and B.A.T.M.A.N.
Meraki - OpenWrt-based Cobweb Networking Wifi AP developed through Roofnet project
OpennetFirmware - Firmware based on OpenWrt and locations of Freifunk.
PacketProtector - OpenWrt-based aegis administration that includes IDS, IPS, VPN, and web antivirus capabilities.
Gargoyle - A web interface for OpenWrt that places a able accent on usability. Features cover an AJAX interface, activating DNS, QoS, bandwidth ecology and admission restrictions.2 (Linux/GPL)
LuCI - A web interface for OpenWrt accounting in Lua
X-Wrt - A web interface for OpenWrt3 (Linux/GPL)
UseMyNet - Bound Aperture and Hotspot software that runs on OpenWrt.
WiFiDog Bound Aperture - WiFi Dog by Ile Sans Fil, a Bound Aperture software that runs on the OpenWrt platform.
WifiTastic - Hotspot band-aid for home or baby business use. Features acclaim agenda billing. Runs on the OpenWrt platform.4
Wirds.net - A activity which uses freifunk firmware with chillispot bound aperture and worldspot.net authentication.
HotSpotPA - Bound aperture hotspot arrangement with acclaim agenda billing, based on OpenWrt.5
WING - OpenWrt based, cobweb networking with AP abutment originally based on the Roofnet project.
DD-WRT - Based on OpenWrt code. Paid and chargeless versions available.6 (Linux/GPL)
AutoAP - AutoAP is an add on to DD-WRT that allows routers to continuously browse for and affix to accessible (and predefined WEP) wireless networks.
Tomato - HyperWRT-based firmware. Features avant-garde QoS as able-bodied as Ajax and SVG graphs. The Tomato Manual is accessible at Wikibooks. (Linux/GPL)
DebWRT - Debian on anchored devices7 (Combines the Linux atom from OpenWrt and the amalgamation administration arrangement from Debian (Linux/GPL)
Sveasoft - Paid and chargeless versions available. Latest versions accessible via subscription.8
RouterTech.Org - The RouterTech9 firmware supports a all-inclusive amount of ADSL Modem/Routers based on the Texas Instruments AR7 chipset, with either the Adam2 or PSP cossack loaders. The firmware supports wireless routers application the TNETW1130 and TNETW1350A wifi chips, and aswell non-wireless routers. Features cover abutment for minix partitions, CIFS and ftpfs mountpoints, selectable DSP and tiatm drivers, the latest Busybox releases, udpxy, dnsproxy, siproxd, mjproxy, ad blocking, scp, miniupnp, netshaper, rshaper, a part of others.10 (Linux/GPL)
Bluebox - OpenWrt-based automated accessible Internet scanning and bridging software that runs on WRT54G. 1
Chillispot - Bound aperture software that runs on OpenWrt, accessible beneath GPL.
FON - Chillispot-based common Hotspot network. After abominably attempting to advance a adaptation that supports 2 SSIDs (one private, one public), FON alone the WRT54G series, and now distributes a router alleged La Fonera, which does abutment 2 SSIDs.
Coova - OpenWrt based with focus on Wireless Hotspot functionality.
Freifunk - OpenWrt-based, German software supports wireless cobweb networks with OLSR and B.A.T.M.A.N.
Meraki - OpenWrt-based Cobweb Networking Wifi AP developed through Roofnet project
OpennetFirmware - Firmware based on OpenWrt and locations of Freifunk.
PacketProtector - OpenWrt-based aegis administration that includes IDS, IPS, VPN, and web antivirus capabilities.
Gargoyle - A web interface for OpenWrt that places a able accent on usability. Features cover an AJAX interface, activating DNS, QoS, bandwidth ecology and admission restrictions.2 (Linux/GPL)
LuCI - A web interface for OpenWrt accounting in Lua
X-Wrt - A web interface for OpenWrt3 (Linux/GPL)
UseMyNet - Bound Aperture and Hotspot software that runs on OpenWrt.
WiFiDog Bound Aperture - WiFi Dog by Ile Sans Fil, a Bound Aperture software that runs on the OpenWrt platform.
WifiTastic - Hotspot band-aid for home or baby business use. Features acclaim agenda billing. Runs on the OpenWrt platform.4
Wirds.net - A activity which uses freifunk firmware with chillispot bound aperture and worldspot.net authentication.
HotSpotPA - Bound aperture hotspot arrangement with acclaim agenda billing, based on OpenWrt.5
WING - OpenWrt based, cobweb networking with AP abutment originally based on the Roofnet project.
DD-WRT - Based on OpenWrt code. Paid and chargeless versions available.6 (Linux/GPL)
AutoAP - AutoAP is an add on to DD-WRT that allows routers to continuously browse for and affix to accessible (and predefined WEP) wireless networks.
Tomato - HyperWRT-based firmware. Features avant-garde QoS as able-bodied as Ajax and SVG graphs. The Tomato Manual is accessible at Wikibooks. (Linux/GPL)
DebWRT - Debian on anchored devices7 (Combines the Linux atom from OpenWrt and the amalgamation administration arrangement from Debian (Linux/GPL)
Sveasoft - Paid and chargeless versions available. Latest versions accessible via subscription.8
RouterTech.Org - The RouterTech9 firmware supports a all-inclusive amount of ADSL Modem/Routers based on the Texas Instruments AR7 chipset, with either the Adam2 or PSP cossack loaders. The firmware supports wireless routers application the TNETW1130 and TNETW1350A wifi chips, and aswell non-wireless routers. Features cover abutment for minix partitions, CIFS and ftpfs mountpoints, selectable DSP and tiatm drivers, the latest Busybox releases, udpxy, dnsproxy, siproxd, mjproxy, ad blocking, scp, miniupnp, netshaper, rshaper, a part of others.10 (Linux/GPL)
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