[snickmy]

Hi all,
and thanks for working on DD-WRT.

I´d like to experiment with wireless networks, possibly using some of the domestic routers I already own (netgears, Linksys, TPlink).

Specifically here something I'd like to do, would you mind have a look, and tell me if is possible or not (and if you have any pointers to useful material, even better).

1) Setup a captive portal (I read about NoCatSplash, is that a good lead?)
2) Setup a remote logging, as in, having all the logs, dump on a remote host (either via http or other options)
3) Have a remote whitelist of Mac Addresses. When a device tries to connect, look up a remote resource (or a http rest api) to see if that mac address is whitelisted.
4) Log low layers informations:
4a) CSI measurements for multiple WiFi frequency bands
4b) RSSI
5) Have some computational heavy algorithm running on the router cpu (ie the angle of arrival (AoA))

Thanks everyone!

[danielwritesback]

1. standard feature, 2. standard feature, 3. ordinary business wifi, 4. requires a separate radio not used for connecting, 5. Need an ARM based model with a fan added when it is new (a used pre-cooked router won't help).
P.S.
Some of that sounds more like a raspberry pi project, for which there would be a larger variety of software/tools available.