So heres how Id like it to work;
I want customers in my coffee shop to be able to connect to the internet via my wireless connection.
Any user should be able to come in, power-up and be connected to the internet for free BUT I want them to have to enter a password BUT I want them to have to enter the password on a website, my website.
The idea is that the connections free and the password will be freely available just to use my wireless connection they have to at least view my website.
Im guessing Id need to have a freely available wireless connection without WEP etc. to a network and then have a freely available intranet consisting of just the one website and then the password to view any other website?
I dont want to limit access to the web other than force customers to view my website.
Does that all make sense? Can it be done? What problems am I going to have?
The ideal set-up would be an ADSL modem connected to an iMac and then everyone Mac & PC sharing the connection through the iMac.
What do you think?
I want customers in my coffee shop to be able to connect to the internet via my wireless connection.
Any user should be able to come in, power-up and be connected to the internet for free BUT I want them to have to enter a password BUT I want them to have to enter the password on a website, my website.
The idea is that the connections free and the password will be freely available just to use my wireless connection they have to at least view my website.
Im guessing Id need to have a freely available wireless connection without WEP etc. to a network and then have a freely available intranet consisting of just the one website and then the password to view any other website?
I dont want to limit access to the web other than force customers to view my website.
Does that all make sense? Can it be done? What problems am I going to have?
The ideal set-up would be an ADSL modem connected to an iMac and then everyone Mac & PC sharing the connection through the iMac.
What do you think?