RE: Error
"Scott C. Lemon" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.nocat |
|---|---|
| Organization | HumanXtensions L.L.C. |
| Message-ID | <005c01c4b496$3b97ba70$400a640a@NewCell> |
Some comments/thoughts:
> I have installed Red Hat 9.1. I am pretty sure I have all the right
service setup. I got
> DHCP to successfully run, and I also made the nocat gateway and configured
the nocat.conf
> file. I have this running on my wireless network. My wireless client
gets an ip address,
> but I simply get "page can not be found" and I am not redirected to the
login portal.
Where is your AUTH server running? What did you configure in the
nocat.conf?
> If I tell nocat to start again (after boot) by running
/usr/local/nocat/gateway/bin/gateway,
> the following happens
> {stuff deleted}
> I think the port 5200 thing is just because it is already running at start
(unless I'm
> wrong) I don't know about the "sockhost" thing.
Yep ... 5280 is used by the gateway ... If you type "ps -ef" you ought to
see the nocat gateway process running ... The second time the port is
already in use by the first instance.
> Also, I am unsure what the difference between internal and external device
is. eth0 is
> connected to the internet (for me) and eth1 is connected to the access
point and serving
> dhcp
External is the network attached to the Internet ... Internal is the
"controlled" network behind the gateway.
> If I type in 192.168.0.1:5280/splash.html
> I get a page can not be found (s:)
Try: http://192.168.0.1:5280/status
This ought to display the gateway status page.
Scott C. Lemon