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https://bbs.archlinux.org – I know this is off topic, so let us keep this brief.I need some suggestions as to how to set up the following:I want a dedicated open wireless router with which anyone can associate.  This router will not provide Internet access, but, rather, will be served by a web sever running on a dedicated machine.  I want all traffic from all computers associated with the router to redirect to an index page served by the dedicated computer.I envision the router down-stream port being attached directly to an  Ethernet port on the server, with the router providing gateway services to the wir (HowTos)

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Submitted by Danial on 05/29/2011

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