Hotspot login page

RouterOS General
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I am trying to create a hotspot login page that doesnt need a user name and password. All i want is a “login” button. I have tried to use the example in the docs to no avail.

To provide predefined value as password, in login.html change:

to this line:

(where hspass is the password you are providing)


If i use the example above i am getting CHAP errors in the log.

Can someone please post a working login.html file for me as for this has whipped me.


Thank you

2

hi in4ni why dont you just not go to login page i you want to browse…! inseated you have to edit the login page?

3

some business owners want tp provide free internet access but want them to read a disclamer before browsing

4

what do the owner want to read…?
i still dont get it.>?
do you mean the status of the mt…?

5

All i want to do is replace the login and password fields with a “login” button. Plain and simple

6

if it is possible, configure mac login - user will be logged in without need input name and password

then you can modify alogin.html as you wish - let user see disclaimer after logging and before browsing

regards
kj

7

write username, password and macaddress with the mac address it self…!
with this the user will automaticly lgoin to hotspot

8

You folks just dont get it. Start from the first thread and read very carefully. I cant be any more clear on what i am trying to accomplish.

9

I get the idea…

Just create a user in your router auth system (IE radius) or local.
Give it a known password.

Edit the login screen and remove the user name and password boxes.
Add the text you want to display (Acceptable use Etc.).
Preset a string (the same one passed via the login and password boxes you removed) to the same values you created in radius or local, and when the user"accepts" the terms the preset user/password is passed off the the authentication system (local / radius) and the user is granted access. I would log wireless / hotspot activity to a syslog server. as user information will all be the same.

I think with the correct logging (I would use syslog —> SQL) that you could backtrack your users.

I am asuming that you just want to wan users of acceptable use and you otherwise want an open system…

Craig