setup service needed

2011-04-20 Thread danieln
Hi,

Anyone here managed to setup a hotspot service using freeradius and a
captive portal?

I'd like to hire someone to do a setup for me.

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Re: setup service needed

2011-04-20 Thread Fajar A. Nugraha
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 3:16 PM, danieln daniel.n...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 Anyone here managed to setup a hotspot service using freeradius and a
 captive portal?

Sure. It's a common setup. A simple one would consist something like:
- a captive-portal capable wireless AP, like one running dd-wrt with
chillispot activated
- a simple web page, something like hotspotlogin.php or
hotspotlogin.pl (Google it)
- freeradius, with users stored in users file, OS user, or database (e.g. mySQL)


 I'd like to hire someone to do a setup for me.

Start by defining your requirements clearly. e.g. Something like I
want to have a captive portal setup for wireless users with users on
MySQL database would be different in complexity compared to I want
to have a captive portal and 802.1x for both wireless and wired users
with users stored in AD.

http://networkradius.com/ can support new installation, so you might
want to start there.

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Re: setup service needed

2011-04-20 Thread danieln
Hi Fajar,

well my aim is to install hotspots for multiple places like cafes or
condominiums.

I'll need the AP to direct the users to my portal to signup for a new
account or to login before they can use the internet line.

so there will be many APs connecting to the server for authentication.

I'll need you to help me setup the server  also the firmware needed for the
AP. currently I'm looking at these few models of APs to use

TPLINK - 2.4GHz High Power Wireless Outdoor CPE TL-WA5210G
Ubiquiti nanostaion M2 / nanostation2 loco

will prefer to use mysql for the user's record as I can do up the login
pages with php easier.

You able to help me on this?

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  Hi,
 
  Anyone here managed to setup a hotspot service using freeradius and a
  captive portal?

 Sure. It's a common setup. A simple one would consist something like:
 - a captive-portal capable wireless AP, like one running dd-wrt with
 chillispot activated
 - a simple web page, something like hotspotlogin.php or
 hotspotlogin.pl (Google it)
 - freeradius, with users stored in users file, OS user, or database (e.g.
 mySQL)

 
  I'd like to hire someone to do a setup for me.

 Start by defining your requirements clearly. e.g. Something like I
 want to have a captive portal setup for wireless users with users on
 MySQL database would be different in complexity compared to I want
 to have a captive portal and 802.1x for both wireless and wired users
 with users stored in AD.

 http://networkradius.com/ can support new installation, so you might
 want to start there.

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Re: setup service needed

2011-04-20 Thread Fajar A. Nugraha
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 3:38 PM, danieln daniel.n...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Fajar,
 well my aim is to install hotspots for multiple places like cafes or
 condominiums.
 I'll need the AP to direct the users to my portal to signup for a new
 account or to login before they can use the internet line.
 so there will be many APs connecting to the server for authentication.
 I'll need you to help me setup the server  also the firmware needed for the
 AP.

Are you working for an ISP? For wide-scale deployment, sometimes it's
much easier to join a wireless alliance, something ilke Wireless@SG in
Singapore. It'd save you lots of headache and initial cost.

 currently I'm looking at these few models of APs to use
 TPLINK - 2.4GHz High Power Wireless Outdoor CPE TL-WA5210G
 Ubiquiti nanostaion M2 / nanostation2 loco

... like this one, determining which AP to use and working out their
compatibility. We ended up using supported version of dd-wrt in our
implementation. That would reduce some headache since now we pretty
much don't care what brand/model it is as long as it can run dd-wrt
and fulfills some basic technical requirements (like vendor support,
CPU speed, number of ports, etc.)

 will prefer to use mysql for the user's record as I can do up the login
 pages with php easier.
 You able to help me on this?

Sorry mate. I don't provide implementation services.

Again, start with the requirements, how you want it delivered
(remotely or on-site), and probably some rough range of bounty.
Hopefully others will be able to help you. Or contact one of the
companies listed on http://freeradius.org/business/. Or contact some
local companies in your area (your requirement is quite common, and
it's usually easier to work with local companies)

If you just need a working FR + MySQL + hotspotlogin.php, and can live
with phpMyAdmin as your main GUI, many people should be able to
install it for you remotely, for the right price.

However if you need a working turn-key solution, complete with the
sign-up page, prepaid voucher management, usage info page for users,
AP testing, and an onsite implementation, that would be a different
beast altogether.

That being said, installing FR2 by itself is not hard if you follow
the documentation. If you encounter a problem, start with
http://wiki.freeradius.org/index.php/FAQ

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