I have probably simple question but I do not know how to solve it. please help.
Her you go:
I have 433AH with 3 radio cards on it.
I setup 3 hotspots (different SSID)
IP for the first one it’s 10.5..51.1 - SSID Aloha1
IP for the second one it’s 10.5.52.1 - SSID Aloha2
IP for the third one it’s 10.5.53.1 - SSID Aloha3
Now, if my client connect to the first hotspot (Aloha1) they will get (10.5.51.1) a log in screen with no problem, but if client is using second (Aloha2) or third (Aloha3) hotspot login address will be 10.5.52.1 or 10.5.53.1 and there is no log in screen on these addresses. How can I redirect them to go to the same 10.5.51.1 screen automatically just like they log in on the first hotspot.
I believe I made this clear and somebody will be able to help me,
Thanks
It might help if you post
/ip hotspot print
and
/ip hotspot profile print
ADD: Connect to Aloha2 and try http://10.5.52.1/login
Do you get a login screen?
Connect to Aloha3 and try http://10.5.53.1/login
Do you get a login screen?
have a look at the ip-hotspot server profiles.
if you used the wizard thing, then they’ll all have different profiles.
you need to check what the hotspot server profiles are set to.
it’s also dangerous in mikrotik world to say :-
“IP for the third one it’s 10.5.53.1 - SSID Aloha3”
because they’ll say it should be 10.5.53.1/24 or whatever.
10.5.53.1 isn’t a good IP address under mikrotik for a HotSpot interface.
“they will get (10.5.51.1) a log in screen with no problem”
If the Client gets that IP then you’ve got the /24 /8 /16 thing wrong, and you need to delete the hotspot, the ip addresses and everything and start again - with the IP addreses plus the /24 (or whatever) set right
Your original post implies that the Client on the WiFi gets the same IP address as the WiFi interface they connect to.
It might help if you post
/ip hotspot print
and
/ip hotspot profile print
I w’ll post this later
ADD: Connect to Aloha2 and try http://10.5.52.1/login
Do you get a login screen?
NO, but if they enter address: http://10.5.51.1 they will get a login screen and they can log in.
Connect to Aloha3 and try http://10.5.53.1/login
Do you get a login screen?
The same as above one, if they use http://10.5.51.1 they can connect and log in and go to the net.
Last edited by SurferTim on Sun Apr 11, 2010 1:28 am, edited 1 time in total.
have a look at the ip-hotspot server profiles.
if you used the wizard thing, then they’ll all have different profiles.
you need to check what the hotspot server profiles are set to.
Should I use the same profile for all hotspots (aloha1, aloha2 and aloha3)
it’s also dangerous in mikrotik world to say :-
“IP for the third one it’s 10.5.53.1 - SSID Aloha3”
Sorry and you are right. IP address is 10.5.53.1/24
because they’ll say it should be 10.5.53.1/24 or whatever.
10.5.53.1 isn’t a good IP address under mikrotik for a HotSpot interface.
“they will get (10.5.51.1) a log in screen with no problem”
If the Client gets that IP then you’ve got the /24 /8 /16 thing wrong, and you need to delete the hotspot, the ip addresses and everything and start again - with the IP addreses plus the /24 (or whatever) set right
Your original post implies that the Client on the WiFi gets the same IP address as the WiFi interface they connect to.
The clients are getting the same IP address as the WiFi interface. Is this a mistake? Should I and how can I correct this.
Then you probably need to post "/ip address print"and “/ip pool print”, along with the other two I requested above. You can replace any public addresses with xx.xx.xx, but only the first three of the four numbers please.
ADD: The hotspot gateway is normally the ip you assigned to the interface (x.x.x.1/24). The ips issued to the clients should be x.x.x.2/24 to x.x.x.254/24 (or netmask 255.255.255.0).
Then you probably need to post "/ip address print"and “/ip pool print”, along with the other two I requested above. You can replace any public addresses with xx.xx.xx, but only the first three of the four numbers please.
ADD: The hotspot gateway is normally the ip you assigned to the interface (x.x.x.1/24). The ips issued to the clients should be x.x.x.2/24 to x.x.x.254/24 (or netmask 255.255.255.0).
Ok Thanks