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I have noticed that a customer has to log in to FirstSpot in order to use any Internet service, so that if they want to check e-mail with Outlook, they would have to open a browser first, which seems ...

It seems to me that if I want customer self-signup, I can't have any wireless security (i.e. WEP, WPA, etc.) on my APs, since the customer would need to know the security settings for the wireless con ...

Sounds good. If I buy v3 now, what will the v4 upgrade cost me when it comes out? Do I get a certain "software assurance" period?

Another thought: DHCP servers typically have an option for reserving addresses for particular MACs, allowing all others to be dynamic. Can FirstSpot's DHCP do something like this? If not, could I u ...

The assigned-IP idea won't work, because it would prevent new customers from signing up, since setting DHCP to static will only assign IPs to MACs (or vice-versa) it already knows about, and I obvious ...

Of course, answers always bring about further questions:

2) If I use client passthrough, will the per-user throttling still work? I'm guessing not, since the user is not logging in.

3) I figure ...

Anyone? Bueler?

I am considering FirstSpot for use in a Wireless ISP, and have a few questions:

1) My primary focus will be monthly customers (though I want to retain daily and hourly options for transient users) ...