Interesting Hotspot problem

[dolomite792]

Hi there all when I connect a linksys router to an RB750 and disable its wireless encryption to use as an access point and then I connect a wired computer and a wireless laptop to as well and then I log in with one or the other then anyone else who logs in is automatically logged in. I’m assuming the routeros only sees everyone who connects to the router as one working user.

How can I get around this problem? I would like so that each user has to log in on their own individually.

Would setting up user manager to act as the radius be the solution?

[gmsmstr]

The linksys should have its DHCP server turened off, and the hotspot port should be plugged into the lAN segment of the linksys. Should not use the linksys WAN port.

[SurferTim]

Insure there is no NAT assignment in the Linksys. It should let the ip addresses through without change.

[birendersinghbudhwar]

@dolomite792

Hi there all when I connect a linksys router to an RB750 and disable its wireless encryption to use as an access point and then I connect a wired computer and a wireless laptop to as well and then I log in with one or the other then anyone else who logs in is automatically logged in. I’m assuming the routeros only sees everyone who connects to the router as one working user.

How can I get around this problem? I would like so that each user has to log in on their own individually.

Would setting up user manager to act as the radius be the solution?

Is your Linksys router or access point supports WDS or repeater mode of so then configure it in WDS or repeater mode.

In the above given condition your RB750 assign IP to all wireless clients directly because all have the accesbility to RB750 via WDS mode.