If the network requires a "web login page" to accept terms and conditions, how/can I "approve" the device?
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The web login usually is set on the main/central router side, so if you create a subnet under the main network, it should still take you to the login page after you open your web browser.
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Go to the network setting on your device and follow instructions. if your home network is password protected it will ask you to provide it to allow your device to gain access. Hope this helps.
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Actually, yes it can. I recently used this in a hotel that had no wired access, but had a captive login which required me to enter my hotel loyalty program ID. I setup the router to work in WISP mode and it connected to the hotel's SSID. I then attempted to access the Internet from my laptop and was met with the browser window asking me for my credentials and asking me to agree to their TOS. Once I entered all that, all of my connected devices started working (multiple iPads, iPhones, a laptop, and a Chromecast). Every 24 hours all devices stopped working and I had to agree to that page again from just one of the devices. Actually, yes it can. I recently used this in a hotel that had no wired access, but had a captive login which required me to enter my hotel loyalty program ID. I setup the router to work in WISP mode and it connected to the hotel's SSID. I then attempted to access the Internet from my laptop and was met with the browser window asking me for my credentials and asking me to agree to their TOS. Once I entered all that, all of my connected devices started working (multiple iPads, iPhones, a laptop, and a Chromecast). Every 24 hours all devices stopped working and I had to agree to that page... » Read More Actually, yes it can. I recently used this in a hotel that had no wired access, but had a captive login which required me to enter my hotel loyalty program ID. I setup the router to work in WISP mode and it connected to the hotel's SSID. I then attempted to access the Internet from my laptop and was met with the browser window asking me for my credentials and asking me to agree to their TOS. Once I entered all that, all of my connected devices started working (multiple iPads, iPhones, a laptop, and a Chromecast). Every 24 hours all devices stopped working and I had to agree to that page again from just one of the devices. « Show Less
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Can be managed by its internal web page, of course you need access to your network via VPN, Radmin, GotoAssist, Remote Desktop etc.
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I can't answer that question as it wasn't anything I paid attention to... I was more interested in getting the silly thing to let me log on and actually function! ;o) Sorry!
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I don't think so....I am pretty sure you have to have the password to the wi-fi router...not just a login to the internet.
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Yes it does and the HP software interface to sign on to sites that requires passwords
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You have to configure the WiFi from the settings and enter your access code if you have security.
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It's configured via web interface, so you'd connect via Safari after device receives IP address from your DHCP server (router or other provider of this service on your network).
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If you have authorization it requires FCC approval. You also have to program it to do so.
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I'm not sure. I was under the impression that the the software wouldn't be valid until you activated it, so you may be fine.
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That's to log in to the device and manage it. ID is left blank and the PW is admin
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I do not believe that internet or phone registration is required. The registration key is included in the package AND STILL WORKING WITHOUT PROBLEMS.
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Into the package you get a quick referece guide. But you can connect it to the computer, by cable or wi-fi, and then, type 192.168.1.1 in your browser address bar. Window setting will open. Factory default username 'n password is <admin>, <admin>. You'll find <Help> and instructions setting. Keep in hand date from yr ISP provider. Good Lucky.
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I just gave up and downloaded the software. Or you can look on your router for its address and connect with your browser.
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Actually, yes it can. I recently used this in a hotel that had no wired access, but had a captive login which required me to enter my hotel loyalty program ID. I setup the router to work in WISP mode and it connected to the hotel's SSID. I then attempted to access the Internet from my laptop and was met with the browser window asking me for my credentials and asking me to agree to their TOS. Once I entered all that, all of my connected devices started working (multiple iPads, iPhones, a laptop, and a Chromecast). Every 24 hours all devices stopped working and I had to agree to that page again from just one of the devices.
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It should be simple. The utility helps you set it up for users that don't know how to navigate the router directly. I would not recommend to enable the guest account /login. That part can be confusing and difficult for guest users.