Overview
CANSAS (Ciphered and Authenticated Network Services Access System) is a research and development project whose aim is to create a
Hotspot based in a
CD-Live Linux box in order to serve certain network resources (Internet, mail servers, printers, etc) to any user independently from their connection place.
The main goal of this software is to develop the tools and integrate the existent open source tools used to control the way users log into this services, the rules to grant access to these services based in the user's identification and the eventual billing to these users (
read more).
| Main features and goals of the project | Technologies involved |
| The project is released under GNU General Public License | How to obtain commercial support |
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