The Berkeley Wireless System

The Berkeley Wireless System uses open source software and commodity hardware to construct a flexible, inexpensive wireless network. Based on OpenWRT and OpenVPN, the system aggregates wireless traffic from multiple WRT54G access points over layer 2 tunnels to a concentrator running on a Unix system. This traffic may then be passed through a captive portal system (such as  Circe) or other authentication mechanism.

The system and this website are under active development.

For a complete list of local wiki pages, see TitleIndex.