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How to redirect a WiFi user to specific IP of the LAN?

HI

Every time a user connects to a WiFi network, we need that the router (a rule or whatever we need) make a redirection to a specific IP of the LAN, is that possible and how to?

Regards.

Infamus

Can you be more specific?

Are you asking how to assign specific subnet IP address to be assigned to WiFi user?

dimensionav

ASKER

Ok, the idea is like this:

1. We have a router which gives an open WiFi connection (no WEP or WAP).
2. Once the user has connected to the router, we want that the router forces this user to see only one IP in the LAN, this IP will be a server. This means that each time the user tries to navigate to any website (facebook, twitter, etc.) he/she can only "land" into the IP (with apache server) that we want.

I hope this could be more specific.

Regards.

Infamus

I think you can do that by creating an access-list.

what kind of router is this?

Also what is the server connected to? A switch?

What is the model and make of the switch?

dimensionav

ASKER

The router is a D-Link DIR-600 but if is necessary to install a new one we could buy it.

The server is connected directly to the router.

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Infamus

You are in luck since you have a Wireless expert here now.

:)

Craig Beck

There are two here... look over there --->

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