Itlwm: [QUESTION] Does itlwm support WiFi that requires login?

[aaronleegit]

I'm gonna use a Hackintosh as my daily machine and I am wondering if itlwm supports those WiFi networks with an additional login page, if you understand what I mean. That's because our school has that kind of internet, and I really hope it works with it.

[williambj1]

Duplicate of #101

[metro2450]

From What I read the OP's description, he is not asking about WPA2-Enterprise. What he wants to discuss seems like a kind of public open WiFi network without password encryption. Once the client connects to the open wifi, the browser will pop up a "login page" to input some kind of credentials like a mobile phone number or email address.

[williambj1]

From What I read the OP's description, he is not asking about WPA2-Enterprise. What he wants to discuss seems like a kind of public open WiFi network without password encryption. Once the client connects to the open wifi, the browser will pop up a "login page" to input some kind of credentials like a mobile phone number or email address.

Oops, I've missed that, yes, web page logins are supported.

[ErrorErrorError]

From What I read the OP's description, he is not asking about WPA2-Enterprise. What he wants to discuss seems like a kind of public open WiFi network without password encryption. Once the client connects to the open wifi, the browser will pop up a "login page" to input some kind of credentials like a mobile phone number or email address.

For the most part Universities with WiFi asks for WPA2-Enterprise credentials. The ones that usually show a Browser pop up are the ones with open network however those usually show a reach ability issue, thus the Wi-Fi warning icon on HeliPort.

Edit: Oops, someone else already answered, this is just more info in that regards.

[longyklee]

Great! Thanks for the replies and @metro2450 's understanding of my question!