Mediatracker.com Software Releases ControlAP 1.1 Wi-Fi Hotspot Software AP Controller
Jan 29, 2004
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Mediatracker.com Software Announces the Release of
ControlAP 1.1 Hotspot Software Access Point Controller
New York, NY -- Jan 29, 2004 /Wi-Fi Technology News/- Mediatracker.com Software announces the release of ControlAP 1.1 Hotspot Software Access Point Controller. Supporting the Windows, MacOS, Linux/Unix platforms as well as PDAs, ControlAP enables anyone to create their own public Wi-Fi Hotspot.
ControlAP enables anyone to turn any PC into a public commercial or free hotspot. It features a pre-pay 'pay at the counter' billing mechanism suitable for storefronts such as cafes.
Individual and home users can provide an Internet sharing connection for their wired networks and limit accidental access to their Wi-Fi access point by requiring a username and password to legitimate visitors.
ControlAP is a small memory footprint application that can also run in PDAs providing the ability to create an instant mobile hotspot anywhere when used with an internet-ready wireless phone.
Key Product Features:
- Customizable captive portal "welcome" web page (no html editing required).
- Customizable local home page for users to revisit.
- Web authentication, remote administration and usage monitoring and access control.
- Timed sessions for pre-pay billing with a web based user management.
- Custom usage notifications (e.g. email)
A full feature list and a free trial version of ControlAP 1.1 Standard Edition is currently available for download at http://controlap.com.
Pricing:
- ControlAP Standard Edition 1.1: $149.
For more information visit http://controlap.com.
CONTACT:
Dario Laverde
Mediatracker.com Software
E-mail: info@mediatracker.com
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