In-Room Port Mapping; Serial Printing; Local Service Presentation; Information And Control Console (Icc) - Nomadix Universal subscriber gateway User Manual

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In-Room Port Mapping

System administrators can set the properties for each room from the subscriber side of
the USG. The system automatically detects which port number the administrator is
using and allows them to enter the fields for the room corresponding to the port they
are using.

Serial Printing

The USG supports ASCII serial printing functionality when a serial printer is
connected to the USG's PMS port. You set up the serial printer connection from the
PMS menu.

Local Service Presentation

Information and Control Console (ICC)

The ICC is a JAVA pop-up window that is presented to subscribers with their Web
browser. The ICC allows subscribers to select their bandwidth and billing options
quickly and efficiently from a simple pull-down menu. For PMS and credit card
accounts, the ICC displays a dynamic "time" field to inform subscribers of the time
remaining on their account. Additionally, the ICC offers service providers an
opportunity to display advertising banners and present a choice of redirection options
to their subscribers.
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Selective Access Control (Walled Garden)

The USG provides up to 300 IP passthrough addresses (and/or DNS entries), allowing
you to create a "Walled Garden" within the Internet where unauthenticated users can
be granted or denied access to sites of your choosing.

Home Page Redirection

The USG supports a comprehensive HTTP redirect logic that allows network
administrators to define multiple instances to intercept the browser's Home Page
Request and replace it with freely configurable URLs. Portal page redirect enables
redirection to a portal page before the authentication process. This means that anyone
will get redirected to a Web page to establish an account, select a service plan, and
pay for access. Home Page redirect enables redirection to a page after the
authentication process (for example, to welcome a specific user to the service—after
the user has been identified by the authentication process.
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