Policy agreement before allowed to connect to wireless

[natesin]

I am dealing with a medical institution that wants to provide public Internet access to it's patients. It is necessary for the public user (patient) to agree to a usage policy before access is granted. There is a PIX in play and the public access is a seperate network from the main production network(s).

Can anyone point me in the right direction for product(s) or solutions?

TIA!!

Natesin...

I am Nate, for I have sinned.

 

[imihgroup]

Cisco Aironet is a great access point, very stable, great access and compatibility. the 1320AG is a nice model.

Any network card that fits your needs, or is in use by your patients should work with little or no problem.

As for signing a waiver/usage policy prior to use is more of a CYA type of thing and I would recommend it. Last thing you need is a patient that is in for surgery on his....private parts, downloading porn and getting injured and suing the hospital for not warning him of this potential.

 

[natesin]

Thanks for your input. We have Cisco Aironet access point all over the place. What I am really looking for is how they do at motels when you want to get on to the Internet, you agree to a disclaimer on a web page then it lets you surf the Internet.


Natesin...

I am Nate, for I have sinned.

 

[SLMHC]

I am just installing a Cisco 4400 wireless lan controller. In it there is a way to configure an open connection that 1st prompts you for a user/pass. On it you can have a terms of service statement.

I haven't done a search but what it looks like you want is a "web cafe" application to greet the wireless guests.

-Dave