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===== RADIUSdesk =====
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RADIUSdesk with MESHdesk is your complete solution for setting up wifi networks and managing data usage.


RADIUSdesk's code is open source and utilises other popular open source projects to create a powerful solution with the latest technologies on the market today.
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==== RADIUS server ====

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RADIUSdesk is a powerful yet easy-to-use RADIUS server based on FreeRADIUS.

FreeRADIUS is the world’s leading RADIUS server.

[[radius:features|features]]
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==== Mesh networks ====

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MESHdesk allows you to centrally manage OpenWrt-based hardware. 

It uses Batman-adv to quickly set up mesh networks that can potentially scale to hundreds of nodes. 

This is a true mesh, unlike some commercial home mesh solutions which are usually limited to less than 10 nodes.

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==== NMS for OpenWrt ====

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With APdesk, you can centrally manage OpenWrt-based hardware where there is no need for mesh networks.

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==== Save on hardware cost ====

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  * Ubiquiti UniFi AP Pro 2013-2026 (802.11a/b/g/n)
  * Cudy X6  2022-2026 (802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax)
  * Meraki M24  2011-2026 (802.11a/b/g/n/)
  * Xiaomi Mi Router 4A 2019-2026 (802.11a/b/g/n/ac)
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Are you sitting on a device that will soon reach the end of its service life or that the manufacturer has no interest in equipping with its latest functions?

Our business is not about selling hardware, but about providing an effective solution, regardless of what hardware you use.

Protect the environment and save money by reusing older hardware that is no longer supported by the manufacturer.

The latest hardware is just as welcome here. MESHdesk and APdesk support Wi-Fi 3/4/5/6.
If your hardware can run OpenWrt we can most likely manage it centrally.

Veterans like the 15 year old Meraki M24 are now deployed with advanced features like **Private PSK** and **Zerotier** WAN links. 

Support for Cudy, Tp-Link, Ubiquiti, Mikrotik, Xiaomi, Winstar, Wally, Totolink, Netgear and the list goes on. (https://openwrt.org/toh/start)
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==== Sponsors ====

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This project was funded through the [[https://nlnet.nl/useroperated/|User-Operated Internet]] fund, a fund established by [[https://nlnet.nl|NLnet]] made possible by financial support from the [[https://pkt.cash|PKT Community]]/[[https://pkt.cash/network-steward|The Network Steward]] and stichting [[https://technologycommons.org|Technology Commons Trust]]. 
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