Rosario, Argentina Uses Open Source to Power Free Muni-Wireless
The Inquirer reports that the city of Rosario, Argentina decided to build a free municipal wireless network for residents and visitors. Instead of buying a proprietary solution, the city decided to use open source software, including OpenWRT and WifiDog.
NYCwireless and many other community wireless groups also use WifiDog, a hotspot management system from Ile Sans Fil, the Montréal, Canada wireless group.
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