Bagas31: OpenWrt is a free and open Linux-based operating system designed for embedded devices. Unlike standard firmware, OpenWrt provides a fully accessible file system with package management. This frees you from selecting and configuring manufacturer-provided applications and allows you to customize your device with packages for any purpose. The application works on different types of devices such as routers, access points, switches, phones and others.
The app empowers your devices with over 3,000 app packages that are standardized for easy installation and updates. You can add features such as VPN, web server, torrent client, network monitoring and others. You can also create your own packages or use packages from third party sources.
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The app secures devices by default, with Wi-Fi turned off, without weak passwords or backdoors. You can configure security settings using various tools such as firewall, encryption, authentication and others. You can also keep your system updated with the latest security patches and bug fixes.
The application allows you to control the operation of devices using various interfaces, such as the LuCI web interface, SSH or Telnet command line, UART or JTAG console and others. You can view system status, change settings, run commands and scripts, and others. You can also use remote management using services such as SSH tunneling or VPN.
The application allows you to connect devices to different types of networks using different protocols and drivers. You can use Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G/4G/5G modems and others. You can also configure network settings using various tools such as DHCP server, DNS server, bridges, VLANs and others. You can also use routing and NAT to connect to the Internet or local networks.
The application supports integration with different versions of the Linux kernel from 3.x to 5.x and different processor architectures from MIPS to ARM. The application also supports different types of file systems from ext2 to btrfs and different types of bootloaders from U-Boot to GRUB. The application also supports different types of firmware from squashfs to sysupgrade and different types of boot modes from failsafe to recovery.
