I'm currently working on a solution for this…  From what I can see, it should be possible. I'm going through captiveportal.inc right now and figuring out the best way to do it... i'm happy to post whatever code I come up with. If anyone else has ideas or can provide some insight into how it works currently... I would love to hear from you.

update to 1.2.2?? are you useing pfsense of a live cd or do you have it installed on your hard drive?? :-\

thanks this helps ;D

you also have to put both of your pfsense WANS in your radius server that way wich ever wan your radius packets go out your server will accept it ;D

i think multi LAN captive portal will not work untill 2.0 is done

here is a link where we are talking about this problem please join in so the admins know its not just us :-\ http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,18516.0.html

Linksys RV042 will block a mac if it dose not match the IP that way they would have to know the IP of the MAC they are spoofing this helps alot i dont know if pfsense dose that or not ???

It will show the same login to different subnets. That is all up to you in your login page php code if you want to show them different things.

I'm using pfSense-Alpha-Alpha, I tried interim and start/stop accounting, seems its NOT logging off. I'm using FreeRadius + DaloRadius + MySQL.

What browser are you using?    with our set up,  if you hit enter in IE,  it just redirects you back to the login page until you click the button,  in safari and Firefox,  hitting enter will pass you through the portal.

Hey there, check this : http://www.technicallyamusing.com/?p=29#more-29

Dyndns is something entierly different. It is used to update the name of your own dynamic WAN IP. The problem with paypal is, that they notonly have a single server, but a farmand thus their DNS entry point to multiple IPs. Thats why names are not supported, since it is currently not implemented to keep track of the changes in their DNS records.

wouldn't the edits be successful if I delete config.cache immediately afterward?

+1 on this feature.