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Easier re-logins: customizable Idle-Timeout
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Did you perform all steps from this guide: http://www.hotspotsystem.com/installation-guide-openwrt
Please note that we have an OpenWRT build specifically for that router: http://www.hotspotsystem.com/firmware/openwrt/UBNT/airrouter/
It is much easier to configure the router using our build. Reset the router’s settings and use the following setup guide to configure the router: http://www.hotspotsystem.com/openwrt-hotspot-setup
Hello,
What is the make and model of your router?
What firmware did you upload on the router?
What ip address do you receive when you connect to teh router?
Hello,
What firmware are you using?
The chilli settings van be found here:You may also try to run the script which will automatically configure your router. Just make sure ir has a proper internet connection when you run the script.
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This reply was modified 11 years, 3 months ago by
Roland Kosarszky.
Hello,
there is no minimum price for vouchers. Minimum price applies only to paid packages. (customize-packages menu)
Voucher prices can be set under manage-vouchers – generate vouchers.
Markus,
You will need an initial balance for the location to be active. You could make a small purchase of $9 for 25 voucher credits. Credits are valid for any location, you generate the vouchers by using up these credits, and assign each voucher to the desired location. See: help.hotspotsystem.com/faq/vouchers-faq
Once a voucher has been generated for a specific location it can be used on a different location but the user will need to initially login/activate the voucher from the original location. Existing voucher cannot be modified. See: http://help.hotspotsystem.com/knowledgebase/roaming
Hello,
You can edit your own landing page using the skin editor (available only if you upgrade to basic+ or social+) See: help.hotspotsystem.com/knowledgebase/customization-basics
Or you can translate the language files yourself. This would mean translating all language files, abotu 3-4 hours of work. Are you interested?
Chris,
You can set up OpenWRT with the install guide: http://www.hotspotsystem.com/installation-guide-openwrt
You can also use our modified OpenWRT image and the installation requires less steps, see: http://www.hotspotsystem.com/openwrt-hotspot-setup
I’m sorry to hear that, please check the DDwrt forums for de-bricking yoru router: http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Recover_from_a_Bad_Flash
Hello,
We’re looking into the issue. Please try adding twitter.com to the whitelisted domains.
See: http://help.hotspotsystem.com/knowledgebase/allow-free-browsing-of-certain-websites
DDwrt build numbers can produce different results depending on the router, we can’t test them on all various platforms.
Yesterday I tested the latest DDwrt release, 25697 and it was working:
http://dd-wrt.com/site/support/other-downloads?path=others%2Feko%2FBrainSlayer-V24-preSP2%2F2014%2F12-22-2014-r25697%2FPlease try that
Nigel,
Please confirm you have downgraded to build 22118.
The router needs to display an actual ip address on the WAN port, not 0.0.0.0-
This reply was modified 11 years, 4 months ago by
Marko Molnar.
It seems ping was not able to resolve the domain name. You should configure a DNS server. Click the setup/basic setup tab. Add the DNS ip under local DNS. You can use Google’s 8.8.8.8.
Another problem seemed to be that pinging the ip address did not work. Perform a traceroute command to see where the packets are being dropped.
Set the PC to DHCP and check the ip address issued. Then connect to the gateway ip on that subnet.
Are you able to ping the device? You should be able to use putty or a browser to login.
Hello,
Check that your PC is set to the same network as the router.
Be sure that the router is unplugged from the internet when you try to connect. Then reconnect the internet before you run the script.
Another way you can check the subnet is to set the PC to DHCP and check the ip address it receives, then connect to the gateway ip.
Hello,
Yes it is, the procedure varies depending on what firmware is loaded on the router, see: http://help.hotspotsystem.com/knowledgebase/offer-hotspot-service-via-the-lan-ports-wired-connection
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