Hi, sorry for my english.
Situation:
RB3011UiAS 6.43.11
We have hotspot. Everything is working fine. Clients can connect to hotspot via SMS auth. Users redirecting to local html page, and after filling form, get sms. After that User can use internet 15 minutes (Hotspot User Profile - Session Timeout 15 min). After this time, internet connection losts, but wifi connection stayed. If user will sighn any address in his browser with http, he would be redirected to our local auth page. If httpS, he wouldn't redirected.
1. How to make redirection to local auth page automatically, without filling any address in the browser after the session time would stopped?
2. How to make full dissconection from wifi, after session time stops?

Hi,

how did you setup a hotspot authentication via SMS? Is it possible to get a script for it?

tx

korg

1. How to make redirection to local auth page automatically, without filling any address in the browser after the session time would stopped?
2. How to make full dissconection from wifi, after session time stops?

1. I don't think you can. redirection means re-directing something the user has filled into the browser. otherwise it would be an pop up which will likely to be blocked by the browser.
you can try "advertise" feature in hotspot, which forces the user to visit a URL, which can then be your auth page.

2. no you can't, the mikrotik is just a router. To disconnect WiFi , it is has to be the WiFi access point to send a disassociate message to the wifi client. you maybe use some sort of script to add wifi client's MAc to the bridge filter, which blocks this device from accessing the router all together, so it will not even get an DHCP address. this way it can still communicate to the WiFi access point but cannot complete the DHCP process. as far as the user is concerned, he cannot connect to the WiFi network.

Hi,

how did you setup a hotspot authentication via SMS? Is it possible to get a script for it?

tx

korg

Hi. My script.
#Search number in log hotspot

:foreach line in=[/log find buffer=hotspot message~"login failed"] do={
:do {:local content [/log get $line message];
:put $content;
:local pos1 [:find $content " (" 0];
:put $pos1;
:if ($pos1 != " ") do={
:local uname "";
:local uname7 "";
:local uname8 "";
:local uname9 "";
:local phone "";

:if ([:pick $content ($pos1-10)] = "9") do={
:set uname [:pick $content ($pos1-10) ($pos1-0)];
:set uname8 [:put ("8" . {$uname})]

#Password generation
:local date [/system clock get time];
:local hour [:pick $date 0 2];
:local min [:pick $date 3 5];
:local sec [:pick $date 6 8];
:local usernumber [:pick $content ($pos1-7) ($pos1-5)];
:put $usernumber;
:global pass 123456; #yourpass#
:set pass ($hour * $min * $sec - $usernumber);
:if ($pass < 100) do={
:set pass 4256; #yourpass#
}
:put $pass;

#Add user to hotspot / user-manager

do {/ip hotspot user add name=$uname} on-error={};
do {/ip hotspot user set password=$pass numbers=[find name=$uname]} on-error={};
do {/tool sms send port=usb2 channel=0 phone-number="$uname8" message="login $uname password $pass"} on-error={};

}

}
}
}

# Clear hostpot log

/system logging action set hotspot memory-lines=1;
/system logging action set hotspot memory-lines=1000;

1. How to make redirection to local auth page automatically, without filling any address in the browser after the session time would stopped?
2. How to make full dissconection from wifi, after session time stops?

1. I don't think you can. redirection means re-directing something the user has filled into the browser. otherwise it would be an pop up which will likely to be blocked by the browser.
you can try "advertise" feature in hotspot, which forces the user to visit a URL, which can then be your auth page.

2. no you can't, the mikrotik is just a router. To disconnect WiFi , it is has to be the WiFi access point to send a disassociate message to the wifi client. you maybe use some sort of script to add wifi client's MAc to the bridge filter, which blocks this device from accessing the router all together, so it will not even get an DHCP address. this way it can still communicate to the WiFi access point but cannot complete the DHCP process. as far as the user is concerned, he cannot connect to the WiFi network.

THX, I'll try "advertise"