Linksys WAP11: Worst Access Point Ever

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Connecting two Linksys wifi access
points

Connecting two Linksys wifi access
points 12/24/2004 01:06 PM
Paul English explains carefully how to set up two wifi access points if you need to cover a broader area... He also has a nice appreciation of David Brudnoy, the long-time Boston-area radio talk show host who was opinionated without being stupid or obnoxious. I only heard him a few times, but his movie reviews were the best thing in the Boston Tab newsweekly....

Linksys Routers Administrative Web
Interface Access Security Issue

Linksys Routers Administrative Web
Interface Access Security Issue 06/21/2004 09:27 AM
“The issue has been reported in the following products: Linksys WRT54G (firmware release 2.02.7), Linksys BEFSR41 ver.3…Other products and firmware releases may also be affected. The vendor has released a beta fix for the WRT54G product.

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The end of the Wireless access point?

The end of the Wireless access point? 12/03/2003 09:50 AM
Pctel infects the network

Bluetooth access point

Bluetooth access point 03/20/2003 08:30 AM

You'd be crazy to connect a laptop to the Internet using this instead of WiFi, but Belkin has a new Bluetooth wireless access point which can be used for connecting a PDA or other Bluetooth-enabled gadgets to your local network. Has a USB print server as well.
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Access point in London

Access point in London 04/22/2004 02:22 AM
Plant yourself in The Lemon Tree just off Trafalgar Sq and access the interweb for free, sitting at the window. There is an open access point that hasn't been chalked yet. It has nothing to do with the pub but thought you'd may as well have a pint! Enjoy. n.b. This point was open on friday night 16th April.

D-Link's USB-Powered Access Point

D-Link's USB-Powered Access Point 08/17/2004 08:51 PM

Ah, Yes, The Lamppost As A Wireless
Access Point

Ah, Yes, The Lamppost As A Wireless
Access Point 03/23/2005 08:20 PM
Stop me if you've heard this one before... A wireless technology company wants to put wireless access points up on lampposts all over the UK to establish wide area wireless data access. Of course, this was the same plan that Metricom had way back when with their Ricochet service (still in some sort of existence after being bought and sold by a bunch of different companies). In fact, I still think many lampposts around here have Ricochet boxes on them. In other words, this isn't a particularly new idea at all. Putting access points on lampposts just solves one (small) issue -- but doesn't answer many other questions, including how well the mesh technology works and (much more importantly) coming up with a decent business model.

Wi-Fi Battle Turns to Access Point,
802.11n

Wi-Fi Battle Turns to Access Point,
802.11n 08/27/2004 01:39 PM
Industry sources say Intel's new triband Wi-Fi client module won't have a significant effect on the wireless landscape, as the next-generation 802.11n standard moves to the forefront.

Asus' WL-330 Pocket Access Point

Asus' WL-330 Pocket Access Point 01/22/2004 02:10 AM
From Asus, a new wireless adapter for adding WiFi to any device with an Etherent port that with the flip of a switch can also...

Use one wireless Mac as an internet
access point

Use one wireless Mac as an internet
access point 01/05/2004 09:51 AM
Reading Ben Hammersley's Weblog, I found the following tip for sharing Internet: In answer to the long held question, can a TiBook with one Wifi card act as a repeater and relay access to everyone else in the room without the...

Wireless Access Point Monitor

Wireless Access Point Monitor 12/09/2003 06:09 PM
Welcome

WLAN Switch in an Access Point

WLAN Switch in an Access Point 03/29/2005 11:28 AM
Xirrus launches its wireless LAN array: In a briefing last week, Xirrus executives explained that their product combines the utility of a wireless LAN switch with a single footprint that can coordinate frequency and signal pattern across as many as 16 channels using a combination of 802.11a and 802.11b/g with sectorized antennas. Gigabit Ethernet carries the traffic to and from the array; a redundant failover Gigabit Ethernet port and a 10/100 management port ensures throughput. The WLAN array comes in three configuration: four ports, eight ports, or 16 ports (models XS-3500, XS-3700, XS-3900). All three models can work in 802.11a, b, or g mode for each radio, with up to 12 for 802.11a and up to four for 802.11b/g. Xirrus has baseband-level control of the radios which allows them to adaptively and dynamically change the signal strength and antenna scope. Because they're sectorized, that means each radio can serve a greater distance if needed than the typical indoor omnidirectional antenna--or back off as the RF environment requires. The arrays have what are now required features of any switch: VLANs, multiple SSIDs per switch (up to 16), QoS, and assignment to VLAN based on authentication, SSID, or other factors. One of the radios on any model can be set to work as a monitor for security threats, like rogue access points. The arrays can be managed using Layer 3 tunneling with a centralized platform, the XM-3300, which can handle up to 500 WLAN arrays. Because there's an extra 10/100 interface, the management can be entirely out of band of the actual network traffic. The arrays are powered with 48-volt DC which requires either direct electrical wiring for an AC adapter or the use of DC power over Ethernet--not the standard kind, but their 48-volt variety--that ties into their Remote Power System (XP-3100) at over 300 feet of Cat 5 Ethernet cable. The Xirrus array is the logical extension of the WLAN switch concept. One of the early gating factors for WLAN switching was the necessity for all traffic to be routed from an access point back via Ethernet to a physical switch which had to manage all the data coming and going. While this added the benefit of VLAN-based roaming that was independent of a physical switch location, it also tied bandwidth to the computational and switching capacity of that centralized switch device. (Symbol's first "access port" system had only...

Use Wi-Fi To Play Access Point Games

Use Wi-Fi To Play Access Point Games 12/29/2004 08:28 PM
Want to have some fun with your wireless network? We've gathered six nifty games that'll keep you and your friends occupied for hours.

Access Point Utilites for Unix

Access Point Utilites for Unix 01/02/2004 07:26 PM
ap-utils 1.4pre2 "Happy New Year" released

U.S. Robotics Wireless Access Point DoS

U.S. Robotics Wireless Access Point DoS 08/04/2004 02:35 AM

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“Albert Puigsech Galicia has reported a vulnerability in U.S. Robotics Wireless Access Point 8054 Series, allowing malicious people to cause a Denial of Service….The vulnerability has been reported in firmware version 1.21h. Other versions may also be affected. Solution: Restrict access to the administrative interface.”…

Turn-key Mesh Routing Access Point

Turn-key Mesh Routing Access Point 02/13/2003 03:25 PM
I was going to post the google cache, but even this is loading slowly as heck for some reason? by octalc0de on Tuesday October 01, @06:44PM (#4370414). ...

Intel shelves plans for Wi-Fi access
point

Intel shelves plans for Wi-Fi access
point 09/24/2004 03:39 PM
CNET News.com Sep 24 2004 8:01PM GMT

Access Point Utilities for Unix 1.4.1
(Stable)

Access Point Utilities for Unix 1.4.1
(Stable) 05/29/2004 04:50 PM
Utilites to configure and monitor a Wireless Access Point under Unix.

Zyxel Adds PEAP in an Access Point

Zyxel Adds PEAP in an Access Point 06/17/2005 03:19 PM
Zyxel has released an AP with built-in 802.1X with PEAP: This all-in-one unit allows you to run a small office with WPA-Enterprise security using PEAP for up to 32 users. It's $179. In a press release, Zyxel claimed it was the first to offer PEAP-in-a-box. That accolade should go, however, to computer-maker Gateway which offered such a device last July (my review). Its Gateway 7001 series (802.11g for $299, a+g for $399) features built-in PEAP and built-in VLAN segregation. It has two Ethernet ports which allow physical network segregation as well as virtual. Gateway never capitalized on this advantage, and the product now seems overpriced. [link via Tom's Networking]...

Anecdotally, Hotels Use Free Access as a
Selling Point

Anecdotally, Hotels Use Free Access as a
Selling Point 03/06/2004 01:49 AM
On a drive this last week from Los Angeles to Seattle, I noticed more hotels advertising free high-speed Internet access than ever before: I drove with my brother-in-law and a border collie from Los Angeles to Seattle over 2 1/2 days, starting on "the 5" (which turns into "I-5" north of the great central valley), cutting over to 101 along the northern coast, and then cutting back to I-5 at Grants Pass, Oregon. I saw several hundred billboards and the front doors of many hotels and motels as we drove along. Unlike previous long trips I've taken in the last couple of years, Internet is now a major bullet point for travelers. Most of the signs that advertised Internet service noted that it was high-speed and free, as well. Taken in the context of the travelers who pass along the routes we took, I can see that those services are a big necessity. In our case, our one night in a hotel in Ukiah didn't lead us to broadband since we were traveling with a dog. We looked into one chain, but they only had smoking rooms. We stayed at an inexpensive Super 8 that had free local and toll-free calls. My ISP had a Ukiah number, astoundingly, and thus I paid nothing for access in any case....

Intel chip set to make PC into wireless
access point

Intel chip set to make PC into wireless
access point 12/02/2003 01:28 AM
Although software on the Grantsdale chip set will enable wireless access capability, users will still need a wireless card for PCs to use the technology.

Cisco Wi-Fi access point flaw lets
snoopers in

Cisco Wi-Fi access point flaw lets
snoopers in 12/04/2003 08:28 AM
ZDNet UK Dec 4 2003 7:36AM ET

Radionet Launches Wi-Fi Access Point for
Outdoor Applications

Radionet Launches Wi-Fi Access Point for
Outdoor Applications 06/17/2005 07:20 PM
New RN-610 brings high reliability and advanced security features to outdoor corporate and hotspot WLAN networks [PRWEB Jun 10, 2005]

Meshcube: transparent tiny meshing
access-point

Meshcube: transparent tiny meshing
access-point 06/28/2004 06:39 AM
The Meshcube is a tiny, kit-built meshing WiFi (802.11a/b/g) access-point. It's kinda pricey (€199 and up), but it looks great and meshing networks are genuinely cool. Link (via Engadget)

Access Point Utilities for Unix 1.4pre2
(Development)

Access Point Utilities for Unix 1.4pre2
(Development) 01/03/2004 03:19 PM
Utilites to configure and monitor a Wireless Access Point under Unix.

Automatic Asset Location System uses
Wi-Fi Access Point Triangulation

Automatic Asset Location System uses
Wi-Fi Access Point Triangulation 03/28/2005 06:26 PM
Barcoding Inc. has created an application that automatically detects the location of an asset using standard wireless infrastructure. [PRWEB Mar 28, 2005]

D-Link Wireless Access Point Features
Power Over Ethernet

D-Link Wireless Access Point Features
Power Over Ethernet 09/07/2004 08:34 AM
D-Link Systems this week is unveiling a business-class 802.11g access point that boasts new management and security features as well as POE for spots far from electrical outlets.

Meru Access Point Eliminates 802.11g
Client Performance Penalty

Meru Access Point Eliminates 802.11g
Client Performance Penalty 08/10/2004 07:25 PM

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“Continuing its history of technology leadership and industry firsts in wireless networking, Meru Networks today announced its new AP200 Access Point with Dual Speed WLAN technology, which delivers maximum performance for any client on a hybrid wireless LAN (WLAN).” This unit eliminates the “speed penalty” that Wi-Fi networks encounter when using mixed 802.11b/g clients. That makes upgrading easier, as you can do it piece by piece. Myself, I just bit the bullet and did it…

WAP11 Graphical Configuration Utility

WAP11 Graphical Configuration Utility 12/08/2003 11:15 PM
Compile problem on Fedora Core 1

Intel drops WiFi access point tech from
Grantsdale chipset for desktops

Intel drops WiFi access point tech from
Grantsdale chipset for desktops 09/25/2004 05:22 PM
Engadget Sep 25 2004 9:09PM GMT

Compex releases sleekly styled
enterprise-class 802.11g access point,
WPE54G-ENT

Compex releases sleekly styled
enterprise-class 802.11g access point,
WPE54G-ENT 07/11/2004 04:18 AM
Compex’s WPE54G-ENT includes tight security features to maintain the utmost network security at the enterprise level. [PRWEB Jul 11, 2004]

DBT-900AP Bluetooth-to-LAN Access-Point
to eliminate connectivity barrier with
Ethernet LANs

DBT-900AP Bluetooth-to-LAN Access-Point
to eliminate connectivity barrier with
Ethernet LANs 09/08/2004 03:02 AM
AME Info Sep 8 2004 6:58AM GMT

Rectron, Gigabyte enable seamless
wireless networking with new dual access
point

Rectron, Gigabyte enable seamless
wireless networking with new dual access
point 07/06/2004 11:18 PM
Sunday Times South Africa Jul 7 2004 3:15AM GMT

802.11 WiFi Ruggedized Outdoor Access
Point and Antenna Kits Hit The Streets
(and docks)

802.11 WiFi Ruggedized Outdoor Access
Point and Antenna Kits Hit The Streets
(and docks) 08/19/2004 02:21 AM
HauteSpot Networks, a leading provider of long range wireless networking solutions, today announced the release of ruggedized, long range, outdoor access point and antenna kits which are ideal for RV parks, Truck stops, Marinas and campus'. These low cost, high quality, simple to install solutions for providing WiFi network access to large areas, are targeted at organizations who don't have, nor want, complex network support infrastructures. [PRWEB Aug 19, 2004]

Vulns: U.S. Robotics USR808054 Wireless
Access Point Web Administration Denial
Of Service Vulnerability

Vulns: U.S. Robotics USR808054 Wireless
Access Point Web Administration Denial
Of Service Vulnerability 08/05/2004 10:46 PM
SecurityFocus Aug 6 2004 2:58AM GMT

E-Time System, Moonrise Announce
Strategic Partnership, Raise Software
Standards With New ‘POS’ Public Access
Product Self-service technology and
e-commerce leaders target interactive
kiosk industry with new “Point of Sale”
applications.

E-Time System, Moonrise Announce
Strategic Partnership, Raise Software
Standards With New ‘POS’ Public Access
Product Self-service technology and
e-commerce leaders target interactive
kiosk industry with new “Point of Sale”
applications. 05/31/2004 02:17 PM
Moonrise Systems, Inc. publishers of NetStop Internet kiosk browser and Pennsylvania-based E-Time System, Inc. announced their collaboration on a new software product for public Internet access terminals. The announcement follows the signing of an exclusive strategic marketing agreement earlier this year. [PRWEB May 28, 2004]

Sundance Unveils Floating-Point Library
for TI Fixed-Point TMS320™ DSP Family

Sundance Unveils Floating-Point Library
for TI Fixed-Point TMS320™ DSP Family 04/15/2005 05:09 AM
Sundance Digital Processing Inc,, a worldwide supplier and manufacturer of advanced digital signal processing (DSP) and reconfigurable computing platforms, today announced the availability of the GDD600, a new and powerful library of floating-point DSP vectors and functions. [PRWEB Apr 15, 2005]

Getting From Point A to Point X :
Effective Site Navigation

Getting From Point A to Point X :
Effective Site Navigation 06/05/2005 11:57 PM

[security bulletin] SSRT4719 hp OpenView
Select Access remote unauthorized access

[security bulletin] SSRT4719 hp OpenView
Select Access remote unauthorized access 05/26/2004 01:45 PM
Boren, Rich (SSRT) (May 25 2004)
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Product Review: Linksys WRV54G

Product Review: Linksys WRV54G 12/19/2004 03:17 PM
This router offers a lot of features for its price point and has great potential--potential that won't be realized until the configuration, documentation and support improve.

Linksys WRE54G Wireless-G Range Expander

Linksys WRE54G Wireless-G Range Expander 06/18/2004 09:28 AM

Hot on the heels of Apple's Airport Express comes Linksys's Wireless-G Range Expander, which at $99 is cheaper than the Apple option, but doesn't offer nearly the value, either. The WRE54G is only a range extender -- not an access point, like the Airport Express -- and of course doesn't do all the fancy iTunes streaming, which may or may not matter to you. It's designed to work with Linksys's Wireless-G routers and extends both Wireless-G and Wireless-B (the two 'almost standards' that generally work with 802.11b and 802.11g) by plugging into any available wall socket and pressing the 'auto configure' button. It's kind of fruity looking, too, but in a mildly appealing Rebel Hoth base equipment sort of way.
Read [Linksys via NWF usion]

Related
Why Apple's Airport Express May Unofficially Extend Non-Airport Networks [Gizmodo]
AirPort Express with AirTunes [Gizmodo]

Linux on the Linksys wrt54g 0.5

Linux on the Linksys wrt54g 0.5 06/01/2004 12:01 PM
A Linux distribution for the Linksys wrt54g wireless access point.

Hacking the Linksys WRT54G

Hacking the Linksys WRT54G 06/01/2004 07:24 AM

Linux on the Linksys wrt54g 0.3

Linux on the Linksys wrt54g 0.3 12/07/2003 07:11 AM
A Linux distribution for the Linksys wrt54g wireless access point.

Change Your Linksys WRT54G Admin
Password Right Now!

Change Your Linksys WRT54G Admin
Password Right Now! 06/02/2004 01:16 PM
Tech consultant discovers that Linksys WRT54G allows remote, over-the-Internet administration login even when remote management is turned off: Because all broadband gateway vendors ship their equipment with default passwords like public or admin, this vulnerability is moderately critical according to the Secunia security consultants. An automated attack could scan millions of home broadband network addresses and feed them the WRT54G Web login sequence. With remote administrative access, the most that could happen is vandalism: the Linksys doesn't provide tools via its Web interface for packet sniffing, but someone could corrupt the setup and lock a user out by changing the password, requiring a hard reset. Also, Linksys' Web form appears to send the WEP or WPA password as hidden password text in a Web form, but that text is unencrypted in the HTML source, which can easily be viewed....

The Linksys WRT54G "security problem"
doesn't exist

The Linksys WRT54G "security problem"
doesn't exist 06/04/2004 06:43 PM
David Pipe (Jun 04 2004)

Linksys WRT54g, AirPort Express, and
iTunes

Linksys WRT54g, AirPort Express, and
iTunes 07/28/2004 11:00 AM
I have a G4 iMac and a G4 Aluminum PowerBook. I use a Linksys router/wireless port as my on-ramp for the PowerBook when I want to browse the internet from the comfort of my living room. All my music is on an external drive at...

RE: Linksys WRT54G - Advice for european
users

RE: Linksys WRT54G - Advice for european
users 06/07/2004 11:51 PM
Connor, Ethan M. W (Jun 07 2004)

Linksys WRT54G - Advice for european
users

Linksys WRT54G - Advice for european
users 06/07/2004 01:53 PM
Christer Palm (Jun 05 2004)

Re: The Linksys WRT54G "security
problem" doesn't exist

Re: The Linksys WRT54G "security
problem" doesn't exist 06/05/2004 01:15 PM
caldcv_at_students.fccj.org (Jun 04 2004)

Re: LinkSys WRT54G administration page
availble to WAN

Re: LinkSys WRT54G administration page
availble to WAN 06/01/2004 01:42 PM
Steffen Mueller (Jun 01 2004)

Linksys WRT54G Denial of Service
Vulnerability

Linksys WRT54G Denial of Service
Vulnerability 12/03/2003 07:30 PM
test_at_techcentric.net (Dec 03 2003)

Re: Linksys WRT54G Denial of Service
Vulnerability

Re: Linksys WRT54G Denial of Service
Vulnerability 12/04/2003 02:25 PM
Michael Renzmann (Dec 03 2003)

LinkSys WRT54G administration page
availble to WAN

LinkSys WRT54G administration page
availble to WAN 05/31/2004 05:12 PM
Alan W. Rateliff, II (May 31 2004)

broadband » News » Get More From Your
Router - Tinkering with modified WRT54G
firmware

broadband » News » Get More From Your
Router - Tinkering with modified WRT54G
firmware 02/14/2004 08:03 PM
http://www.broadbandreports.com/shownews/38267 Written by Karl BodeA fairly common VoIP complaint (depending on configuration) has been choppy communications when users are throttling their broadband connection. To that end, users are tinkering with modified router firmware upgrades to incorporate bandwidth management and a host of other free improvements. This thread in our VoIP forum outlines how one user obtained the quality of service he was looking for with a Linksys WRT54G and...

Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Broadband
Router Easily Exploited

Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Broadband
Router Easily Exploited 06/03/2004 01:35 PM

Heads up, ye owners of the popular Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Broadband Router. Even if you disable remote administration, the router will still allow users sharing your WiFi network to access administration web pages. That's not the end of the world unless you haven't changed your admin password, which if you're like most of us, coddled by fire-and-forget technology, you probably haven't. If you aren't taking any more steps to secure your router, at least do yourself a favor and change the default password to something else, preferably not the name of a pet, child, or the lady down the hall you've been sleeping with that you think, hey, nobody knows about but really, seriously, we all totally know.
Read [InternetNews via /.]

Update: Looks like it's not quite as bad as it could be, as the exploit only works if the built-in firewall has been disabled (it defaults to on). Still, wouldn't this be a great time to verify your settings?
Read [LinksysInfo]

Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Router,
Notebook Adapter, $20 Gift Certificate
for $88

Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Router,
Notebook Adapter, $20 Gift Certificate
for $88 08/04/2004 01:31 PM

Okay, this on is a little hard to follow, but it's worth it, so stick with me. Amazon has the Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G router (the one that runs Linux that you can flash with the magic firmware to make it do all sorts of interesting tricks) bundled with a Wireless-G notebook card for $108 (there's a "Better Together" link on the product page). If you buy both, you can use the $10 rebate on both to save $20, then go on to qualify for a $20 gift certificate on future Amazon shopping.

So basically you're getting a really nice, tinker-ready Wi-Fi router for $68 with free shipping. Not a bad deal at all, but if you still aren't seeing why this is a good deal, you probably wouldn't want one in the first place.

Read - WRT54G Product Page [Amazon via Slickdeals]
Look - Rebate Image (Use this twice) [Amazon]
Read - $20 Gift Certificate Info [Amazon]

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Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Broadband Router Easily Exploited [Gizmodo]

"Tech consultant discovers that Linksys
WRT54G allows remote, over-the-Internet
administration login even when remote
management is turned off"

"Tech consultant discovers that Linksys
WRT54G allows remote, over-the-Internet
administration login even when remote
management is turned off" 06/03/2004 12:21 PM

Linksys Posts Beta Firmware to Correct
Remote Admin Problem

Linksys Posts Beta Firmware to Correct
Remote Admin Problem 06/04/2004 02:13 PM
Linksys has posted beta firmware for its WRT54G that closes a potential remote access hole in its security: The initial report indicated that remote administration of the WRT54G was possible out of the box. The consultant who reported the problem checked other WRT54Gs: if firewall protection is turned on (Linksys says this is the default and users confirm), then the remote issue is non-existent. However, some of the units that the consultant purchased to test had firewall service turned off out of the box. A Linksys spokesperson said that this release is labeled beta because other functionality changes are in progress and not yet finalized. Linksys' official statement reads, "For those rare few that do disable the firewall and turn off remote admin on their WRT54G, Linksys advises those users to download the latest beta firmware which is posted on the Linksys website." I just purchased a WRT54G to test out its default configuration, and I can confirm that I received a unit with firmware v2.02.2 (which predates the 2.02.7 March 2004 release), and that its firewall service enabled....

Sail Away with HauteSpot WiFi

Sail Away with HauteSpot WiFi 08/01/2004 05:17 AM
HauteSpot Networks announces the first, low cost, long range complete mobile 802.11 solution for boats, trucks, RVs and vehicle fleets. [PRWEB Aug 1, 2004]

KernelThread Examines Extensible
Firmware And Open Firmware

KernelThread Examines Extensible
Firmware And Open Firmware 06/17/2004 01:12 PM

Shark Tank: Let it slow, let it slow,
let it slow

Shark Tank: Let it slow, let it slow,
let it slow 12/25/2003 12:48 AM
It's the height of the holiday shopping season, and this pilot fish is hitting a big computer and electronics store to stuff his stockings. Then comes time for him to check out.

php-syslog-ng 2.5

php-syslog-ng 2.5 05/18/2004 10:29 PM
A Web frontend for viewing syslog-ng messages.

php-syslog-ng 2.5.1

php-syslog-ng 2.5.1 06/01/2004 02:07 PM
A Web frontend for viewing syslog-ng messages.

php-syslog-ng

php-syslog-ng 05/07/2004 04:29 PM
php-syslog-ng-2.0 Released

SQL Syslog Mailstats

SQL Syslog Mailstats 06/04/2004 05:21 PM
Development status

Parse-Syslog-Mail-0.02

Parse-Syslog-Mail-0.02 04/03/2005 04:07 PM

Linksys WAP11: Worst Access Point Ever