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Redes de Comunicaciones is a Laravel-based web application that gives you full control over your OpenWrt router from any browser. Connect via SSH and manage every aspect of your network — WiFi, DHCP, interfaces, routing, diagnostics, and system administration — through a clean, real-time dashboard.

Quick Start

Connect to your router and access the dashboard in minutes

Configuration

Set up environment variables and SSH credentials

Network Management

Monitor WiFi, DHCP, interfaces, and routing from one place

API Reference

Explore the internal REST API for programmatic router control

What you can do

Redes de Comunicaciones covers the full lifecycle of router management — from initial login to advanced network configuration and backup.

Dashboard

Real-time system stats, firewall rules, routing table, and logs

WiFi & Switch

Manage wireless interfaces, scan networks, and configure VLANs

DHCP

Configure DHCP server, static leases, TFTP, and host files

Interfaces

Create, edit, restart, and delete network interfaces

Static Routes

Add and manage IPv4 and IPv6 static routes

Diagnostics

Run ping, traceroute, and nslookup directly from the browser

System Settings

Set hostname, timezone, and logging preferences

Administration

Manage SSH access, passwords, and authorized keys

Backup & Restore

Download config backups, restore, and flash firmware

Get started

1

Clone the repository

Clone the project and install PHP and Node.js dependencies.
2

Configure your environment

Copy .env.example to .env and set your router’s IP address and SSH credentials.
3

Run the setup script

Run composer run setup to install dependencies, generate the app key, and run migrations.
4

Log in and start managing

Open your browser, navigate to the app, and log in with your router credentials to access the dashboard.
You must be connected to the same network as your OpenWrt router (typically via Ethernet) for the SSH connection to work.

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