Wireless Captive Portal For FTMK Network

Haslini, Che Harun (2006) Wireless Captive Portal For FTMK Network. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, UTeM. (Submitted)

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Abstract

21 ST century was a time of information technology which loaded with many varieties of technology where main grounded of computer and information technology. During world globalization nowadays, we can see the increasing of computers use and information technology system become one of the most important part in our life. Besides of these technologies, allow us to do our work faster and more efficient without any mistake and error. The 'wireless captive portal for FfMK network' project is all about a web page that clients are forced to visit before they are granted access to the Internet. This web page can have a number of purposes, but this project will authenticate users with a username and password against a RADIUS server before they are granted Internet access for FfMK network. This project was for wireless because of wireless networking is now a reality for everybody with a suitably equipped device. At one time too expensive for everything other than corporate use on a business network, wireless is now mainstream. Here though, free is as in 'free beer', rather than free as in 'freedom'. While members of these groups are more than happy for their spare bandwidth to be used, the last thing they want is for their bandwidth to be abused. The functionality in mOnOwall can assist in giving a degree of control over this. The main reason for this project being developed is simple, there are growing numbers of free wireless networks around the world looking for gateway software like mOnOwall which is small, fast, reliable, powerful and easy to maintain and configure. The main thing missing is captive portal support.

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