Hi Carlo and welcome,

for the user registration you can use django-freeradius 
<https://github.com/openwisp/django-freeradius>, you can write some kind of 
automation that automatically creates/deletes users for your hotel using 
their room number, it's just an example, there are many ways to do this.
You can configure django-freeradius to use mysql or postgresql.

For the management of the access points you can use openwisp-controller.

For captive portal I suggest PfSense (in a centralized fashion on a 
separate server, you will need to funnel all your traffic to this) or 
Coova-chilli (you can build this into the OpenWRT firmware).

The specifics of how to do this are too long to explain and can vary a lot 
depending on the use case, if you look in the history of the mailing list 
you should find many similar questions which you can use to find useful 
information.

If you have more specific questions it will be easier to help you out.

Best luck with your project
Federico


On Tuesday, August 14, 2018 at 4:37:35 PM UTC+2, Carlo Cangiotti wrote:
>
> I'm asking your help to setting up a network infrastructure (hd, sw) for 
> my hotel with these requirements:
>
>    - Opensource software (OpenWIsp, OpenWrt / LEDE, etc.)
>    - Captive portal with user registration with room number or social 
>    access with room number
>    - Credential saving in mysql db placed on a detached web server 
>    - management of 10/12 access points with the same SSID (network with 
>    the hotel's name) so the guests that are registered are always connected 
>    even if they are in different areas of the hotel or in the room.
>
> II looked on internet and I was thinking to use a router like Linksys WRT 
> AC1200 and a Ubiquiti Uap-Pro AC 1300 Mbit/s like slave access point or 
> anyway pretty nice access points to put in a hotel room.
>
> Is the first time that I tried in the programming of AC / Router I would 
> like to know how to do it and if you can give me a help for the 
> configuration or advice also for the routers and/or access point to use. 
>
> Thanks to everyone,
>
> Carlo
>

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