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Try to provide more details about your configuration I have similar thing here but I don't use managed switches Similar to this. M0n0wall <--> AP (bridge) wifi link AP (bridge) <--> switch <--> 2*APs broadcasting and 2 switches with 20 clients connected. Although I don't use the logout feature. But it works fine with m0n0wall 1.3b18 What about your hardware, software? Mohammed -----Original Message----- From: Bobert, Tyler [mailto:tyler dot bobert at uwc dot edu] Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2009 11:17 PM To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch Subject: [m0n0wall] Captive Portal Hello, I setup a network for a small dorm room building. The internet connection goes from the router provided by the ISP (it doesn't do any routing functions, acts more like a modem) into the monowall. From there it goes to 3 managed switches, one on each floor. Lastly, from there it goes to each individual room. There are almost 100 rooms in total, and there are 8 wireless routers acting as access points in total as well. For security I use the captive portal. I check each resident's computer, and add their mac address to the pass through mac, there is no user name and password system that I use. The issue I had with this is sometimes people wouldn't get connected to the internet, so I would have to assign them an ip then use the pass through ip. Now I have everyone setup through the pass through mac, and the pass through ip. It works fine, but people are having problem with the wireless internet. Sometimes it lets them get out to the internet, and sometimes it doesn't. Is there some kind of setting in the m0n0wall that I have to change to allow for these access points to work better? Is there a way I can manage these access points from within the m0n0wall? Thanks, Tyler |