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We use WRAP boards and a PC with two nics as the main firewall. We use the indoor enclosures from http://www.mini-box.com, both the 2e and 3e depending on our needs. We then use other APs for the outside and tie it all into a switch. We use multiple brands of APs I have not tried a wrap as the AP and monowall all in one yet. I have one to play with at home but no way to mount the antenna in the indoor enclosure, been planning to just make a small mount for it and screw it to the top but have not got around to it. We have one to a cisco 1700 router and a t1, 2 to other wireless point to multipoint client devices and one to a wireless backhaul and all work great. Bryan _____ From: Steve Meyer [mailto:smeyer at socal dot rr dot com] Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2005 3:27 PM To: Bryan Catlin Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Anyone with experience of using Monowalls captive portal in a Hotspot solution? What kind of hardware is everyone using? I am leaning towards the WRAP board because of its price and POE inclusion, but the Soekris stuff looks good too. Anyone using anything besides these two? And what is available for enclosures for the WRAP boards other than the outdoor stuff I see form MiniBox? Steve _________________________________________________ Steven C. Meyer Sr. Systems Engineer RS Pacific 17291 Yosemite Circle Huntington Beach, CA 92647-6120 714.841.7776 voice 714.847.0391 fax 714.335.9330 mobile smeyer at socal dot rr dot com steve at rspacific dot com http://www.rspacific.com AIM/iChat: rspmotorsports On Jul 19, 2005, at 12:17 PM, Bryan Catlin wrote: We run Monowall as our captive portal to all of our pay for and free hotspots. We use freeradius w/mysql backend as the authentication/time keeper and have a billing system that thru a web page takes all info authenticates the credit cards and creates the radius accounts. Thru the new feature in the 1.2b9 monowall it can read the freeradius db every minute and disconnect the clients when they are no longer there or when they send a access-reject. |