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--- feature_matrix [2025/03/05 18:01] – [Legend] -Condense footnotes hogwild
+++ feature_matrix [2025/03/06 16:04] (current) – [Feature matrix] -Condense DNSSEC definition hogwild
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 ====== Feature matrix ======
-==== Legend ====
+ \\
- \\   \\
+^ ^ Legend  ^
+| ✅ | Fully supported |
+| 🖥️ | GUI only (requires manual Entware installation) |
+| ⌨️ | Supported but with no GUI |
+| ❔ | Support level unknown |
+| 1️⃣ | Older service implementation (Version 1) |
+| 2️⃣ | Current service implementation (Version 2) |
- ✅  Fully supported \\ \\  🖥️   GUI only (requires manual Entware installation) \\ \\  ⌨️  Supported but with no GUI \\ \\   ❔   Support level unknown  \\ \\  1️⃣  Older service implementation (Version 1) \\ \\  2️⃣  Current service implementation (Version 2) \\ \\
+ \\
 ^   ^  MIPS [(usb)]  ||||||||||^   ^  ARM  ||^   ^
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 ^   ^  MIPS  ||||||||||| ::: ^  ARM  ||^   ^
-[(usb>USB in an image filename means USB port drivers are present on certain MIPS-based device images.)] [(tinc>Tinc is an automated partial/full mesh VPN technology.)] [(tor>Tor, The Onion Routing client, provides anonymized web browsing by abstracting packet traffic through distant nodes.)] [(captport>A Captive Portal is web-based WiFi authentication for guests on WiFi networks.)] [(ctf>Cut-Through Forwarding lets network devices implement faster packet paths. https [(https>Allows FreshTomato to serve its web interface using the HTTPS protocol.)] [(transbt>Transmission is an on-device client for BitTorrent peer-to-peer file sharing that can be managed from FreshTomato's web-based interface.)] [(samba>Samba is an open source version of SMB (Windows File Sharing), providing remote filesystem access/browsing.)] [(adblock>Adblock is a DNS-based ad blocking filter.)] [(nginx>Nginx is an advanced, highly-customizable web server.)] [(cifs>CIFS lets FreshTomato mount remote filesystems for their own local storage via SMB, a deprecated version of Windows File Sharing.)] [(jffs>The Journaling Flash File System is a permanent storage volume that lets users save files in the empty part of flash storage.)] [(minidlna>MiniDLNA is an open source version of Digital Living Network Appliance. It lets users stream multimedia between LAN devices and remotely control playback.)] [(qos>Quality of Service (QoS) classifies network traffic into different priority levels and shapes traffic to prioritize them.)] [(cake>CAKE is an advanced queue management for varied network conditions/traffic types. It extends QoS with lower latency costs.)] [(bwlimiter>Bandwidth Limiter is a simplified version of QoS that limits the amount of the throughput individual network devices can consume.)] [(ups>UPS monitoring, via the apcupsd daemon, lets the router gracefully shut down when a UPS powering it reaches a critical power threshold.)] [(dnscrypt>DNSCrypt is a replacement for the standard DNS stub server that can encrypt, authenticate and anonymize traffic exchanged with upstream DNS servers.)] [(stubby>Stubby is a replacement for FreshTomato's default DNS stub server, that also can secure its traffic with upstream DNS servers using DoT or DoH.)] [(dnssec>DNSSEC authenticates DNS responses via digital signatures and public key cryptography to ensure they originated with the domain's registered owner to prevent several known DNS hacks.)] [(lacp>Link Aggregation Control Protocol allows a router to bond traffic from multiple ISP connections (modems) and split it across them for more throughput.)]
+[(usb>USB in an image filename means USB port drivers are present on certain MIPS-based device images.)]
+[(tinc>Tinc is an automated partial/full mesh VPN technology.)]
+[(tor>Tor, The Onion Routing client provides anonymized web browsing by abstracting packet traffic through distant nodes.)]
+[(captport>A Captive Portal is a web-based WiFi authentication system for guests on WiFi networks.)]
+[(ctf>Cut-Through Forwarding lets network devices implement faster packet paths.)]
+[(https>Allows FreshTomato to perform HTTPS client operations)]
+[(transbt>Transmission is an on-device client for BitTorrent peer-to-peer file sharing that can be managed from FreshTomato's web-based interface.)]
+[(samba>Samba is an open source version of SMB (Windows File Sharing), providing remote filesystem access/browsing.)]
+[(adblock>Adblock is a DNS-based ad blocking filter.)]
+[(nginx>Nginx is an advanced, highly-customizable web server.)]
+[(cifs>CIFS lets FreshTomato mount remote filesystems for their own local storage via SMB, a deprecated version of Windows File Sharing.)]
+[(jffs>Journaling Flash File System is a permanent storage volume that lets users save files in an empty part of flash storage.)]
+[(minidlna>MiniDLNA is an open source version of Digital Living Network Appliance. It lets users stream multimedia between LAN devices and remotely control playback.)]
+[(qos>Quality of Service (QoS) classifies network traffic into different priority levels and shapes traffic to prioritize them.)]
+[(cake>CAKE is an advanced queue management for varied network conditions/traffic types. It extends QoS with lower latency costs.)]
+[(bwlimiter>Bandwidth Limiter is a simplified version of QoS that limits the amount of the throughput individual network devices can consume.)]
+[(ups>UPS monitoring, via the apcupsd daemon, lets the router gracefully shut down when a UPS powering it reaches a critical power threshold.)]
+[(dnscrypt>DNSCrypt is a replacement for the standard DNS stub server that can encrypt, authenticate and anonymize traffic exchanged with upstream DNS servers.)]
+[(stubby>Stubby is a replacement for FreshTomato's default DNS stub server, that also can secure its traffic with upstream DNS servers using DoT or DoH.)]
+[(dnssec>DNSSEC uses cryptographic signatures to verify DNS responses, preventing various DNS attacks.)]
+[(lacp>Link Aggregation Control Protocol allows a router to bond traffic from multiple ISP connections (modems) and split it across them for more throughput.)]
-==== Legend ====
  \\
- ✅  Fully supported \\ \\  🖥️   GUI only (e.g. it requires manual Entware installation) \\ \\  ⌨️  Supported but with no GUI \\ \\   ❔   Support level unknown  \\ \\  1️⃣  Older service implementation (Version 1) \\ \\  2️⃣  Current service implementation (Version 2) \\ \\
+^ ^ Legend  ^
+| ✅ | Fully supported |
+| 🖥️ | GUI only (requires manual Entware installation) |
+| ⌨️ | Supported but with no GUI |
+| ❔ | Support level unknown |
+| 1️⃣ | Older service implementation (Version 1) |
+| 2️⃣ | Current service implementation (Version 2) |
- \\ \\
+ \\
 ^ ⚠️ Regarding MIPS devices with ≤ 8MB Flash storage ^

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