Captive Portal Using PHP and iptables Firewall on Linux
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I am trying to make a captive portal following this tutorial . I am stuck in this command sudo iptables -t mangle -I internet 1 -m mac --mac-source USER-MAC-ADDRESS-HERE -j RETURN
Here whose MAC address should be entered. Do we have to enter mac address of all the users who would connect manually (which sounds stupid and i don't think that's possible) or should we enter mac of the server?
Any help would be highly appreciated.
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I am trying to make a captive portal following this tutorial . I am stuck in this command sudo iptables -t mangle -I internet 1 -m mac --mac-source USER-MAC-ADDRESS-HERE -j RETURN
Here whose MAC address should be entered. Do we have to enter mac address of all the users who would connect manually (which sounds stupid and i don't think that's possible) or should we enter mac of the server?
Any help would be highly appreciated.
networking php iptables firewall
asked May 4 at 13:06
AB pacino
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It is a per user method, so yes one such line per user and their MAC.
– Doug Smythies
May 4 at 13:16
that means i should know which user I want to allow to use internet? Isn't there any other way which captures the mac automatically when they connect to the network and authenticate users based on their records?
– AB pacino
May 5 at 4:29
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I am trying to make a captive portal following this tutorial . I am stuck in this command sudo iptables -t mangle -I internet 1 -m mac --mac-source USER-MAC-ADDRESS-HERE -j RETURN
Here whose MAC address should be entered. Do we have to enter mac address of all the users who would connect manually (which sounds stupid and i don't think that's possible) or should we enter mac of the server?
Any help would be highly appreciated.
networking php iptables firewall
asked May 4 at 13:06
AB pacino
11
I am trying to make a captive portal following this tutorial . I am stuck in this command sudo iptables -t mangle -I internet 1 -m mac --mac-source USER-MAC-ADDRESS-HERE -j RETURN
Here whose MAC address should be entered. Do we have to enter mac address of all the users who would connect manually (which sounds stupid and i don't think that's possible) or should we enter mac of the server?
Any help would be highly appreciated.
networking php iptables firewall
asked May 4 at 13:06
AB pacino
11
asked May 4 at 13:06
AB pacino
11
asked May 4 at 13:06
AB pacino
11
asked May 4 at 13:06
AB pacino
11
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It is a per user method, so yes one such line per user and their MAC.
– Doug Smythies
May 4 at 13:16
that means i should know which user I want to allow to use internet? Isn't there any other way which captures the mac automatically when they connect to the network and authenticate users based on their records?
– AB pacino
May 5 at 4:29
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It is a per user method, so yes one such line per user and their MAC.
– Doug Smythies
May 4 at 13:16
that means i should know which user I want to allow to use internet? Isn't there any other way which captures the mac automatically when they connect to the network and authenticate users based on their records?
– AB pacino
May 5 at 4:29
It is a per user method, so yes one such line per user and their MAC.
– Doug Smythies
May 4 at 13:16
It is a per user method, so yes one such line per user and their MAC.
– Doug Smythies
May 4 at 13:16
that means i should know which user I want to allow to use internet? Isn't there any other way which captures the mac automatically when they connect to the network and authenticate users based on their records?
– AB pacino
May 5 at 4:29
that means i should know which user I want to allow to use internet? Isn't there any other way which captures the mac automatically when they connect to the network and authenticate users based on their records?
– AB pacino
May 5 at 4:29
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That paticutal command is to remove a user already "allowed". This way if you want to remove the so they have to authenticate again you would run that command.
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That paticutal command is to remove a user already "allowed". This way if you want to remove the so they have to authenticate again you would run that command.
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That paticutal command is to remove a user already "allowed". This way if you want to remove the so they have to authenticate again you would run that command.
answered Jun 9 at 19:18
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That paticutal command is to remove a user already "allowed". This way if you want to remove the so they have to authenticate again you would run that command.
answered Jun 9 at 19:18
Thomas Lee
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That paticutal command is to remove a user already "allowed". This way if you want to remove the so they have to authenticate again you would run that command.
answered Jun 9 at 19:18
Thomas Lee
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answered Jun 9 at 19:18
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answered Jun 9 at 19:18
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It is a per user method, so yes one such line per user and their MAC.
– Doug Smythies
May 4 at 13:16
that means i should know which user I want to allow to use internet? Isn't there any other way which captures the mac automatically when they connect to the network and authenticate users based on their records?
– AB pacino
May 5 at 4:29