Does this router have a captive portal? This requires guests to accept usage/user agreement for use of network.
1289012
Nope! The easiest way to add that capability would be with an additional box working in conjunction with the router
1289013
To my knowledge it does not support this option at this time. Ubiquiti is a great company and you could email or call them and they might have an appliance that sorts what you need or they could update the code to support the option. The only way I know to do this is to do port 80 redirect to a web server page with the agreement and then do pass through by sending a allow access though the firewall. Hope that helps.
1289014
this does not however their wifi access points do. You can use this to manage routing and if you needed to create a virtual LAN and use their Unifi access point which have captive portal. (unless you needed it for wired connection then you have to look at another device)This device can do a lot - it is like another computer so eventually Ubiquiti might be able to integrate it.
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I had the same issue, so what I did I changed the router to WEP instead of WPA or WPA2 and it has been working fine ever since,, I know security wise is not good but had to make it work some how,, Hope it helps for you too, try it don't have nothing to lose!
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Could you please let me know if this worked out for you?I am considering the same solution to tunnel all my internet traffic through VPN:one VPN-router between the router of my Internet Service Provider and the Apple Airport.It would be nice to know if you could let me know if you got your connection working!
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No. This would not be possible without configuring a virtual lan to connect with the router to get the guest segment out to the internet. It seems like a great idea but when you go into AP mode you turn off the routing functionality and its ability to keep a guest network separate.
475355
It comes with Buffalo's own DD-WRT which defeats the idea of DD-WRT. ITs not the same thing at all, for example it only lets you bridge (and certain other modes) only with OTHER BUFFALO routers. AND it wont let you install genuine DD-WRT. They frequently brick upon attempting to do so. When it comes to DD-WRT they are the least friendly in my opinion, ironic when you consider that the average person associate it with DD-WRT.
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No. There is no isolation or routing provided by this device. Since this is fundamentally just an access point, you can think of it as the cable you would use to connect your device directly to your modem/router/switch. If you have a router in your environment -- something to create the "guest" network, all you need to do is create that network on one physical port on the router then attach this device to that port. That will provide wireless access for the network created in the router, but all of the "smarts" is being handled by the routing device, not this one.
1329525
There are tunnel protocols that may not function. These are able to pick up and configure to "extend" an existing link. I have a single unit working as an access point off a DLINK wrt and hadn't seen any problems.
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Yes, it has the option for guest wireless networks too. That way you do not have to give you main password to friends to use your wireless. The real instructions are available to download from zoomtel.com, in the support section. Look for model 5352. Those instructions are good if you need more information about how to actually set the network up and connect your devices. The instructions in the box are pretty complete and also refer to how to get more info.
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I had to set this up on our guest network which used a different security profile (WPA used instead of WPA2). This seemed to make it work, but I haven't tried to connect again on the WPA2 network.
1965631
No, this is not a switch you can configure. No management interface. It has some built in QOS, but again not configurable, it is pre defined packet inspection.
720326
I haven't tried it yet. I'm using the August 2013 firmware. I don't have any problems with the router, but my use is pretty simple.
2245231
I will have to wait until Monday to talk to my network guy (who will definitely know the answer). I do remember having versioning issues with it that required us to find a non official image in order to work with our aps. I will ask Tim (CCNE) on Monday if that's not too late?
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Yes there is . I have a similar setup with a nas and a node that is connected to a router. I can access the Nas quite well. Actually better than my very expensive routers wifi. However be sure your settings are right on the node as you can isolate your network from users on either wifi login. hope this helps
371708
I don't use this router anymore, but from what I remember it does not have the ability.
2127255
It has a guest access which I have turned off. I had to look to confirm it has 2 USB ports because I don't use them. Remember a router is a relatively slow computer so why use what little computing it has to deal with this stuff. We found that by passing our VPN through to a computer rather than letting the router handle it, our speed was much much faster. I think the same would apply here.
28693
No - I use it internally only. But honestly, buy a Cisco repeater. This is just too challenging to configure for a novice user.
342326
Yes but not necessary unless you have two network providers. Unlimited amount of users can log on to one repeater.this box merely amplifies the router signal.