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Good evening
I want to configure my AP, locally without internet connection, until here I succeeded.
However, when from a mobile device I congratulate the network with a assigned SSDI, he asks me to access the network, how was a captive portal active, how do I deactivate this function, and access directly to the network?
Thank you
Hi @Noalese
Checking network connectivity is client-side behavior, not AP behavior. This restriction cannot be lifted from the AP side.
What kind of controller are you using? Is it installed in the same network?
To better understand the situation, please capture some screenshots when the phones were asked to connect to the network.
How did you get those QR code? especially the second one.
Good morning,
I apologise for my English, I am using a translator!
Let me explain: what is the TP-Link AP used for?
1- Scenario: outdoor village festival.
2- Tools: web server with Java programs for managing cash registers and orders, with the option for customers to place orders using their phones, “Self Order”.
3-The customer connects to our local network (intranet), without the internet, via TP Link AP using a QR code, and then uses a second QR code to access the server to place their order.
A router connected to the network acts as a DHCP server, as TP Link AP does not perform this function.
When testing with phones and tablets (Android), they connect to the Wi-Fi and obtain their IP number, but at this point the customer is asked to connect to the network, which is complicated as many customers are not used to this.
Is it possible to remove this control from the TP-Link AP? If so, how?
Thank you for your help.
Hi @Noalese
Checking network connectivity is client-side behavior, not AP behavior. This restriction cannot be lifted from the AP side.
What kind of controller are you using? Is it installed in the same network?
To better understand the situation, please capture some screenshots when the phones were asked to connect to the network.
How did you get those QR code? especially the second one.
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