I've been toying around with the Router OS on a PC. One NIC is connected to cable modem and the other NIC is connected to a small 5 port switch, which is connected to another client PC. I've successfully configured User Manager and Hotspot to run on the same computer. When I try to access the Internet from the client, I get the login screen and login successfully as admin.

In User Manager, I created a router, credits, and a user. The User information contains a name, password, and full price credit of 10 minutes. When I try to login as the user, I get the error message

Web browser did not send challenge response (try again, enable JavaScript)

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The browser's JavaScript already is enabled and I can login and access the Internet fine with admin, but not as the user. Any suggestions on how to resolve this issue?

- Scott

Normally, you get that if you wait too long to submit the user/password. There is a time-sensitive hash code sent, and if that is not a current code, that is the response you get. Try it again immediately and you can probably login.

If not, then something has gone wrong with your md5.js script. I am not that up on this part, but it is my impression it is a javascript routine that does the hash code encryption. You can find it in /file and access by ftp. It is in the /hotspot directory.

Never mind, I got it fixed. Operator error on my part

I left it alone for awhile and went for my daily jog. While I was running, I remembered that I was distracted in the middle of the procedure for putting the hotspot and user manager on the same box, and I never entered the last command in the procedure shown in the user manager manual. Once I got back from running and entered the final command, everything worked out fine.

Thanks for your help though.
-Scott