Are you running DHCPD off of that unix box, or off of the AP?

The nocatauth README says:
"* You'll probably also want to run dhcpd on this machine, but DHCP
 can in some cases be served from your access point or elsewhere on
 your local network. "

How would I go about using the DHCP from my AP rather then using DHCP on the
unix box?  (Would all I need to do is config nocataut's initial firewall
rules to allow for clients to hit the AP's DHCP but nothing else?).

It would be nice to see a FAQ with all the info required for such a project.
I would definitly be interested in seeing the whole setup, equipment used,
placement, software, coverage, etc, etc.  The "For more info" link off the
main www.nycwireless.net page doesn't really have much info
[http://www.bryantpark.org/html/wirelesspark.htm].

L

> www.nocat.net    NoCatAuth. in Open mode (no authentication required).
>
> Basically the machine is a firewall/router, and it redirects all port
> 80 requests to the local machine, and blocks all other traffic until
> the User clicks "i accept".  After the user clicks "i accept" it
> changes the firewall rules to let that IP / MAC address through for a
> specified period of time. After the user leaves, or the time is up, the
> firewall rules get removed, and the user gets redirected to the splash
> page.
>
> NoCatAuth runs on OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and Linux.  It could be ported to
> other systems also.  NoCatAuth also runs the Bowling Green wireless
> network, and is used at many other places, like the Philadelphia
> convention center. NoCatAuth is free and GPLed.
>
> --Terry
>
>> What are the technical specs for the Portal being used that requests
>> users agree to the Terms before using the wireless access in Bryant
>> Park?  What software / what does it run on / what is it doing to catch
>> the :80
> traffic,
>> and then allow the wireless user to passthru after accepting the
>> terms?
>
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