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Hotspot functionality
LAN interface
Max client connections
Max downlink bandwidth
Max uplink bandwidth
Session timeout
Idle timeout
Starting IP address
Netmask
Authentication option
Radius settings
Radius server 1
Radius server 2
Authentication port
SSID
Shared secret
Re-enter shared secret
Page redirect
Page redirect
Redirect URL
Router access permissions
Local LAN
Router management interface
Note: Some web browsers may experience an issue where a reconfiguration of the "External terms of use" URL causes the
terms and conditions link to refresh the hotspot login page. To work around this problem, clear the web browser's cache.
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Turns the wireless hotspot feature on or off.
Specifies the LAN interface to use for the wireless hotspot.
The maximum number of wireless clients permitted to connect to the wireless hotspot.
The maximum downlink speed in kilobits per second.
The maximum uplink speed in kilobits per second.
The number of minutes that a client may use the WAN connection before being forced to
authenticate again.
The number of minutes that a client may be idle before being forced to authenticate again.
The starting IP address for the wireless hotspot network. The starting IP address is assigned to the
router and subsequent addresses are assigned to clients as they connect.
The network mask of the LAN IP range.
Selects whether to use the Local user settings or a remote RADIUS server to authenticate users on
the wireless hotspot.
Primary RADIUS Server domain name e.g. radius.netcomm.com
Backup RADIUS Server domain name e.g. radius.netcomm.com
The port used for RADIUS authentication e.g. 1205
This is usually the SSID of the hotspot and is used during the authentication process.
The WPA pre-shared key on the wireless network.
The WPA pre-shared key on the wireless network.
Page redirect: redirects the user to a specified website after they have authenticated or agreed to
terms of use.
Allow internet access: allows internet access upon successful authentication or agreement with
terms of use.
Enter the URL (excluding http://) that you wish to redirect the user to after they have agreed to the
terms of use.
Turning this on allows wireless hotspot clients to access clients on the local LAN and vice versa.
Turning this on allows wireless hotspot clients to access the router's management interface.
Table 13 – Wireless hotspot settings
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