Hi Ping,
You've hit upon something I didn't think about, I was trying it through 
the OPT1 interface. I didn't think about the Captive Portal either, you 
are right, the Wii is in the mac passthrough for it. I bet if I fake 
it's mac address, hit a single website (to establish the 
"unauthenticated" pass-through session), then let the Wii back in with 
it's own real MAC address, it might just be a work for the Wii.

I'll post back to the list if it works, good info for anyone else that 
encounters this.

Thanks,
Michael

Ping Kwong wrote:
> I've used it on m0n0wall for months without a problem even played
> multiplayer.  The only tricking part I'm aware is if you have another OPT
> interface and turn on the captive portal.  Even if you have the MAC address
> as an exception, you have to use the Opera browser first in order to get
> online elsewhere.  If you don't have Opera (I got it when it was free), then
> I'm not sure what you can do if you have captive portal turned on.
>
> I noticed that pfSense does their captive portal differently as I've been
> testing it out for the last week now.  If you give a MAC address exception
> for the captive portal, it is connected right away without having to open a
> browser first.
>  
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