OpenWISP offers a complex yet robust solution for managing multiple devices within a network, specifically for OpenWrt routers. The project aims to facilitate the administration of multiple access points (APs) through a centralized system, fostering streamlined management. However, the complexity, including the necessity of several backend services like a mail server and an OpenVPN server, raises questions about usability for simpler needs. Criticism centers on the challenge of deploying such a multifaceted system for small-scale users who might require functionality for only 10-20 access points. The inquiry regarding similar systems for OPNsense and pfSense suggests a desire for less complex alternatives in the fleet management space. There is enthusiasm among users willing to experiment with OpenWISP despite these concerns.