Re: User authenticate before accessing network.
From: Walter Roberson (roberson@ibd.nrc.ca)Date: 06/25/02
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From: roberson@ibd.nrc.ca (Walter Roberson) Date: 25 Jun 2002 05:23:55 GMT
In article <6a247296.0206241932.4ccbc00d@posting.google.com>,
luke.my <luqmannor@hotmail.com> wrote:
:I am currently working on a small closed network. And I've decided to
:broaden the network connectivity into global, the internet.
:One that I've experience was as soon as I plug in the network cable,
:my notebook grab an IP from their DHCP server. Later, when I start my
:browser (IE), it automatically opened thier Terms & Condition page,
:and I must agreed before I can further with my browsing. Without
:accepting the Term & Condition, not only I cannot browse, but,
:virtually I'm locked in their local network only. Now, this is the
:solution I am looking for.
Redirect all outgoing WWW through a proxy. The proxy passes through
if the user is authenticated, and otherwise redirects to the
T&C page.
Redirection of outgoing WWW requests to a proxy can be done in
various ways. One way: if you are using a Cisco router, set up
an ip policy route-map that refers to an access list that matches
on destination port.
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