From: "Jonathan De Graeve" <Jonathan dot De dot Graeve at imelda dot be>

> That it doesn't work is simply your own fault

> Read the release notes!!! That's what people really should do before an
> upgrade...

> Lee already gave you the solution.

> You MUST put the redirection stuff into the html!

I little strong there, don't you think. :-)  However, it brings up a point 
that I think is important, and which I think the documentation is not too 
clear on.  MAC pass through and Allowed IP addresses work totally different. 
Allowed IP Addresses bypass CP completely, and never touch it.  MAC 
Pass-through goes through captive portal, but is kind of 
"pre-authenticated."  This problem was a good example.  Another one is where 
you try to check your e-mail before looking on the web.  (It will not 
"pre-authenticate" until you hit it with port 80)  Or, you have AOL, and 
only use the AOL browser.  (It tries to log you into AOL, and not on port 
80.  This one had me stuck a while.  Support nightmare.)  This behavior is 
very non-intuitive, and so I think it need more emphasis in the 
documentation.  MAC Pass-through still "Passes Through" the captive portal, 
it does not bypass it.

                        Lee

PS:  Welcome to the Asylum, Pete.  There is punch in the day room. :-)