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Hey guys,
This is something I just started thinking about. How hard would it be to create an intranet website for first time users of a wireless connection? You know, when you go to a hotel for the weekend, the first time you connect, you are presented with a webpage that makes you accept the terms and conditions. After that, you can browse the web.
Ok, I'll be honest, the thing that made me thought of this is because I think it would be a funny prank to pull on my housemates (since I'the m administrator of the wireless network around here). But this would genuinely be something good to know how to do.
I imagine you'd have to have a server setup (for something as unnecessary as a prank, I could install Apache onto my own local computer). But how would you get the router to behave properly? I guess do some sort of mac filter and/or port forwarding?
Ok, now I'm curious - not only for a prank, but just to KNOW!
- David
This is something I just started thinking about. How hard would it be to create an intranet website for first time users of a wireless connection? You know, when you go to a hotel for the weekend, the first time you connect, you are presented with a webpage that makes you accept the terms and conditions. After that, you can browse the web.
Ok, I'll be honest, the thing that made me thought of this is because I think it would be a funny prank to pull on my housemates (since I'the m administrator of the wireless network around here). But this would genuinely be something good to know how to do.
I imagine you'd have to have a server setup (for something as unnecessary as a prank, I could install Apache onto my own local computer). But how would you get the router to behave properly? I guess do some sort of mac filter and/or port forwarding?
Ok, now I'm curious - not only for a prank, but just to KNOW!
- David