We use our UTM9 to provide 3 wifi guest networks and a private staff network. The three guest networks have different features and services, all dependent upon the price paid to get access. I would like to be able to record names and email information after logon. I've experimented with creating another network and defining this as a "walled garden" and then putting a small server on this network to capture the information. I've then set the guest networks to redirect to this server post logon. The problem is I can't seem to get this to work as expected. After the normal logon screen is display, after voucher code entry, there is a message saying that you have tried to be directed to xxxx webpage, but you will be directed to 172.16.27.1 (which is my data capture server). If you then click on the link to the ip address an error message is created saying the device cannot be reached.
I've used the tools on the web admin page and my server 172.16.27.1 quite happily responds to pings, and when I plug it into another network I can verify that the server is running properly. So I guess I have two questions really.
1. Is there anything I can do to get the post login to redirect automatically without it printing a link that you have to click onto, because no user is really going to do that. They just want to get on with surfing the web.
2. Am I making bad assumptions in the first place, and an an internally located "walled garden" is the wrong way of doing this? Is this kind of re-direction never going to work and I really need to have an external server that collects emails and names post logon?
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