#BananaPi BPI-R3 Mini #Router board with #MediaTek #MT7986A(#Filogic830) quad core ARM A53 chip design ,2G DDR RAM ,8G eMMC,support #WiFi6 2.4G/5G with #MT7976C, 2x 2.5GbE ethernet port. support 5G module inside.
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#Openwrt #opensource #network #smarthome

Aether is a wireless management platform that replaces seven fragmented stacks
with one.

WiFi, mesh, RAN, IoT, security, analytics and OSS/BSS — one device list, one
API, one control plane, whatever the vendor shipped on the hardware.

aether-io.com

#networking #OpenWrt #telecom #isp

I just set up an #OpenWRT One in my library's makerspace, so we could have all the machines on their own little network. Any suggestions for what else I should run on it? It's only got a gig of RAM, and definitely needs some external storage added too. I was thinking SyncThing?

One control plane, whatever the vendor shipped.

OpenWrt and QSDK run our agent. RDK-B, prplOS and OpenSync already speak their
own protocol — Aether terminates what is on the device rather than asking you
to reflash a fleet.

Same device list either way.

aether-io.com

#OpenWrt #networking

Our OpenWrt agent uses a real per-device certificate, not a shared API key.

It generates its own keypair on first boot and enrols over EST (RFC 7030). The
private key never leaves the router. First enrolment binds the serial, so the
shipped credential can't be replayed.

#OpenWrt #homelab

Aether now manages devices that aren't access points.

MQTT ingest + LwM2M/CoAP, both shipped. Sensors, camera events, Zigbee via a
bridge — same device list as your routers.

Control plane, not media plane: we broker the stream URL, never hold it.

aether-io.com/#iot

#IoT #OpenWrt #MQTT #LwM2M