wifi securing access by passwd

Hello,

I want to start a hotspot in the netherlands but i want to restrict the
access to the wifi network by login and password the access will be free but
i only want to controll the access. is there a free solution for this?.

I would appriciate some help because i can find only some credit card
solution for this solution (really expensive) there must be an other way to
controll the access to your wifi network.

and access by mac adres is not an option btw

thanks in advance

G

Free? I doubt it. I have been searching for something similar, and the
best solution I have come up with (thanks to the great folks here) is
this...

http://www.zyxel.com/product/model.p...dexFlagvalue=1

or

http://www.pheenet.com/pheenet/1.php...ng&ptype=is_PL

Looks like the same box to me, only branded differently.


"Spam sucks" <nomail> wrote in message
news:3f65cfd2$0$58710$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
>
> I want to start a hotspot in the netherlands but i want to restrict the
> access to the wifi network by login and password the access will be free
but
> i only want to controll the access. is there a free solution for this?.
>
> I would appriciate some help because i can find only some credit card
> solution for this solution (really expensive) there must be an other way
to
> controll the access to your wifi network.
>
> and access by mac adres is not an option btw
>
> thanks in advance
>
> G
>
>

> Looks like the same box to me, only branded differently.

Looks the same to me too!

"Spam sucks" <nomail> wrote in
news:3f65cfd2$0$58710$(E-Mail Removed):

> Hello,
>
> I want to start a hotspot in the netherlands but i want to restrict
> the access to the wifi network by login and password the access will
> be free but i only want to controll the access. is there a free
> solution for this?.

http://www.nycwireless.net/

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