How to get a live demo

[Daniele Cassin]

Is it possible to see a demo of the portal? I have open mesh OMP1
boxes. Can I join a network and see how it works?
Thanks

[Fred Moyer]

There isn't a live demo available yet, but you can see all of the
action shots here on the blog summary:

http://blog.silverliningnetworks.com/2010/08/announcing-the-silversplash-open-source-captive-portal.html

SilverSplash only runs on Linux based gateways. The Open Mesh devices
have built in captive portals, so they are not compatible unless you
remove the captive portals and setup the devices with OLSR or Batman
in a layer2 network configuration.

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[Fred Moyer]

Please cc the list so that everyone may benefit from your questions.

On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 2:05 PM, Daniele Cassin <dca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I mean get I compatible ap and link to your ad server to see how it works.

SilverSplash isn't an ad server - it is a captive portal that handles
free and paid usage for your visitor based wifi network. It doesn't
run on access points - it runs on a Linux based gateway.

> I have a centos radius server that controls liksys devices with wrt firmware.
> What hardware can be use to work with your system. Or what firmware is
> needed to connect to your server and see how it works

You can install SilverSplash on any Linux based device, such as a
centos server like the one you have. *wrt devices do not support it,
and SilverSplash doesn't use radius. Radius is meant primarily for
authentication of non-visitor based networks where you need a lot of
control over who can connect to the network. SilverSplash is built to
allow any client to connect, and provision access based on free or
paid choices the user makes.

Hope that helps - let me know if you have any other questions about
installing it.

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