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Getting A Hotspot Failed Login After Rebooting Router
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Am able to login once then after rebooting the router (simulating a powercut) i then get a login failed on the i accept terms and conditions splash page.
If i delete my coovaap from the device list in my location it then works again, until i reboot the router when the same thing happens
Please try the procedure from this knowledge base article: http://hotspotsystem.com/deskpro/kb_article.php?ref=2022-IPAX-0549
it does not work
and i would ask the question why would it work in the first place if it was blocked by the firewall
plus i have no username password
as i am testing free terms of service
if it was was a firewall issue why would it work happily until the router gets rebooted
i have the router on a public ip
I should add if i go to the locations – device list
then i delete the device it works again
until i reboot the router
then i get the failed login
Ok have put a second computer on, just seen the problem i think, the router which dishes out my pubic ip address'es also had dhcp turned on so on reboot was picking up wrong dhcp
so can now reboot and then get presented with a login screen and can login
will test with laptop later
does the client always have to login again if the router gets rebooted?
Or when using the basic+ will it get remembered
i would like them to have a 1 week package and even if router gets rebooted in a powercut they still dont have to login. As it gets remembered by radius server
Yes, after the router is rebooted the client has to log in, unless mac authentication is turned on and the user's access is still valid (only available with the basic or basic+ solution). See this article: http://hotspotsystem…=2541-YUSZ-4388
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