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    Captive Portal does not work for me

    2.0-RC Snapshot Feedback and Problems - RETIRED
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      LL0rd last edited by

      Hi,

      I'm using pfsense-2.0Beta3 on my ALIX box with 4 Network interfaces. I activated the Captive Portal for one LAN and a WLAN interface. But that does not work for me. Users still are able to access the internet, thes arn't redirected to the login website. So what can I do, to make the Captive Portal to work?

      Or does it have something to do with the firewall settings? I attached the screenshot of the only rule, I have. (Without that rule, I can't access the network)

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        wallabybob last edited by

        After enabling the captive portal you probably need to reset firewall states. See Diagnostics -> States, Reset States tab. I would guess enabling captive portal qualifies as substantial changes to the firewall and/or NAT rules.

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          LL0rd last edited by

          @wallabybob:

          After enabling the captive portal you probably need to reset firewall states. See Diagnostics -> States, Reset States tab. I would guess enabling captive portal qualifies as substantial changes to the firewall and/or NAT rules.

          Even after the firewall states reset, the captive portal does not work for me ;(

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            wallabybob last edited by

            A lot of work has gone into pfSense 2.0 since BETA3. Its probably time to upgrade your firmware.

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