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Hi guys, thanks for all sugestions. During the weekend i'll redesign my source of CP html page. I hope my issue is caused by missing urlredirect code. I just didnt expect pass throught mac is using CP page. Maybe same issue was causing all my lockups before when i used 1.2 - This version is working without missing redirecturl code. Thanks for help - i'll let u know my results. Bye, Pete 2006/1/17, Jonathan De Graeve <Jonathan dot De dot Graeve at imelda dot be>: > > > > I little strong there, don't you think. :-) > Héhé, maybe it was. But it is frustrating how many users ask questions > that are answered in the release notes. And even when you give the solution > keep asking the same question :) > > > > 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. > Maybe it is, indeed > > > 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. > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > > |