Terminal network scanner and diagnostic tool written in Rust, with a TUI for scanning hosts, WiFi networks and packets.
Jaksay/Linux-Router
A Flask-based web console that turns a Debian or Armbian device into a router, managing wired networking, Wi-Fi, hotspots and connected clients.
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O que é?
Linux Router turns a Debian 13 or Debian-based Armbian device into a router that is configured through a web console. It covers system status, wired and Wi-Fi network management, hotspot creation, hotspot client visibility with DHCP leases and wireless signal details, and maintenance tasks such as dependency repair, password changes and reboots.
The system is split into two systemd services. The Flask web service runs as an unprivileged user, while a separate root Agent executes allowlisted system queries and network changes over a Unix socket. Network operations are run serially by the Agent, and the web interface polls the result to refresh status.
Installation, upgrade and uninstall are handled by a shell script that pulls the source archive from GitHub. Because these operations modify NetworkManager, netplan and dhcpcd configuration, they can interrupt connectivity and are best run from a local console or during a maintenance window.
Recursos principais
- 01System overview covering hardware, IP addresses, storage, memory and runtime status
- 02Wired and Wi-Fi management with scanning, connecting and profile binding
- 03Hotspot creation in exclusive AP mode or supported AP+STA concurrent mode
- 04Hotspot client list with DHCP leases and wireless signal details
- 05Keepalive that recovers the hotspot after unexpected disconnection
- 06Dependency checks and guided repair for NetworkManager, dnsmasq and iptables
Casos de uso
- Turning a spare Debian or Armbian single-board computer into a Wi-Fi hotspot gateway
- Managing a small home or lab network from a browser instead of the command line
- Sharing a wired or Wi-Fi uplink with connected devices through a local hotspot
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- O que é Linux-Router?
- A Flask-based web console that turns a Debian or Armbian device into a router, managing wired networking, Wi-Fi, hotspots and connected clients. Linux Router turns a Debian 13 or Debian-based Armbian device into a router that is configured through a web console. It covers system status, wired and Wi-Fi network management, hotspot creation, hotspot client visibility with DHCP leases and wireless signal details, and maintenance tasks such as dependency repair, password changes and reboots.
- Linux-Router é gratuito? Qual é a licença?
- Linux-Router é open source sob a licença GPL-3.0. Confira os termos da licença antes de usá-lo em produtos comerciais.
- Linux-Router ainda é mantido?
- Atualizado nos últimos 6 meses. O último commit de Linux-Router foi em 28 de jul. de 2026.
- Para que posso usar Linux-Router?
- Turning a spare Debian or Armbian single-board computer into a Wi-Fi hotspot gateway Managing a small home or lab network from a browser instead of the command line Sharing a wired or Wi-Fi uplink with connected devices through a local hotspot
- Onde consigo Linux-Router?
- O código-fonte e as instruções de instalação estão no GitHub: https://github.com/Jaksay/Linux-Router
Resumo gerado por IA a partir do README do projeto. As estatísticas do GitHub são atualizadas diariamente.
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