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charleshagen

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Not sure if this is the correct forum...but here goes.

I have to get a default home page served up to everyone who connects to my linux server. How do I do this? DHCP is from a router and there is no log into the Linux box as it is not used for any file sharing or printing.

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Then what do you mean by "connects?" Is there any system that they do log into?
 
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In a hotel a guest connects to high speed internet via an ethernet hook up. There is no authentication that I know of. When he launches his browser a web page other than his home page comes up. It is the hotel web page.

How is this accomplished?

Charles
 
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