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| 1. Q: What is NoCatAuth? [[BR]] | * What is NoCatAuth? |
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| A: NoCatAuth is a CaptivePortal solution for securing your home network. | * NoCatAuth is a CaptivePortal solution for restricting access to networks. |
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* Q: Where can I download it from? [[BR]] A: Look at http://nocat.net ;-) |
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| * Q: How do I connect to it? [[BR]] | * How do I connect to it? |
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| A: | * As a user on a network protected by NoCatAuth, simply try to browse the web as usual, and you will be redirected to a special web page with instructions. -- KeeganQuinn |
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| * Q: Using Windows with NoCat I found that clicking on a URL in Outlook loaded that URL in the most recently opened browser window. That killed the renew agent. [[BR]] | * Does PTP use a central NoCatAuth server and one user database or does each node have its auth server and user database? |
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| * Currently, Personal Telco nodes generally use NoCatAuth's "Open" mode, which means there is no authentication server or user database. Users simply click "Agree" after viewing the NodeSplashPages. -- KeeganQuinn | |
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| A: Go to (Internet Explorer/Tools) or (control Panel)/Internet Options/Advanced/Browsing and uncheck "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts". | * How do I give access to a particular client that will survive NoCat restarts |
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*Add a variation of this to the end of initilize.fw iptables -t mangle -I FORWARD -j MARK --set-mark 2 -s 10.11.25.9 [BR] iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -j ACCEPT -s 10.11.25.9 --match mac --mac-source 00:0B:82:00:62:DD [BR] iptables -t filter -I FORWARD -j ACCEPT -d 10.11.25.9 OR grep access.fw /usr/share/nocatauth/gateway/bin/initialize.fw /usr/share/nocatauth/gateway/bin/access.fw permit 00:0D:56:69:25:9B 10.11.23.131 Member |
Some FrequentlyAskedQuestions about NoCatAuth:
What is NoCatAuth?
NoCatAuth is a CaptivePortal solution for restricting access to networks.
- Where can I download it from?
Take a look at http://nocat.net
- How do I connect to it?
As a user on a network protected by NoCatAuth, simply try to browse the web as usual, and you will be redirected to a special web page with instructions. -- KeeganQuinn
Does PTP use a central NoCatAuth server and one user database or does each node have its auth server and user database?
Currently, Personal Telco nodes generally use NoCatAuth's "Open" mode, which means there is no authentication server or user database. Users simply click "Agree" after viewing the NodeSplashPages. -- KeeganQuinn
How do I give access to a particular client that will survive NoCat restarts
- Add a variation of this to the end of initilize.fw
- iptables -t mangle -I FORWARD -j MARK --set-mark 2 -s 10.11.25.9 [BR] iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -j ACCEPT -s 10.11.25.9 --match mac --mac-source 00:0B:82:00:62:DD [BR] iptables -t filter -I FORWARD -j ACCEPT -d 10.11.25.9 OR grep access.fw /usr/share/nocatauth/gateway/bin/initialize.fw /usr/share/nocatauth/gateway/bin/access.fw permit
- 00:0D:56:69:25:9B 10.11.23.131 Member
- iptables -t mangle -I FORWARD -j MARK --set-mark 2 -s 10.11.25.9 [BR] iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -j ACCEPT -s 10.11.25.9 --match mac --mac-source 00:0B:82:00:62:DD [BR] iptables -t filter -I FORWARD -j ACCEPT -d 10.11.25.9 OR grep access.fw /usr/share/nocatauth/gateway/bin/initialize.fw /usr/share/nocatauth/gateway/bin/access.fw permit
- Add a variation of this to the end of initilize.fw