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I believe that function starts with your wireless router. &nbsp; Do you know the make/model number.
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I believe that function starts with your wireless router.   Do you know the make/model number.

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It is an Intellinet Wireless 300N PoE Access Point
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It is an Intellinet Wireless 300N PoE Access Point

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Thank you. &nbsp;After your original question I started poking around the Intellinet site and discovered that device as well. &nbsp;Looks like exactly what we need. &nbsp;Very much appreciated, I'd have never thought to look at the AP itself for the functionality.
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Thank you.  After your original question I started poking around the Intellinet site and discovered that device as well.  Looks like exactly what we need.  Very much appreciated, I'd have never thought to look at the AP itself for the functionality.

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We are opening up a &quot;public&quot; wireless network in our employees lounge for them to use when off duty or between shifts. &nbsp;What we would ideally like is for the first time they connect with a device and try to browse it redirects them to a web page with the companies internet usage policy that they have to Accept. &nbsp;Sort of like when you connect at a hotel you have to enter a code or agree to pay before browsing.<br />
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Unfortunately we really don't have any serious web guru's on staff so any direction (links, etc.) on how to do something like this would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp;I'm not even sure if it's possible through Windows Server or if we would have to have something like a WebSense devise, etc. &nbsp;Any pointers greatly appreciated!
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We are opening up a "public" wireless network in our employees lounge for them to use when off duty or between shifts.  What we would ideally like is for the first time they connect with a device and try to browse it redirects them to a web page with the companies internet usage policy that they have to Accept.  Sort of like when you connect at a hotel you have to enter a code or agree to pay before browsing.

Unfortunately we really don't have any serious web guru's on staff so any direction (links, etc.) on how to do something like this would be greatly appreciated.  I'm not even sure if it's possible through Windows Server or if we would have to have something like a WebSense devise, etc.  Any pointers greatly appreciated!

Can employees be redirected to a internet use policy page?

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