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**If you want to enforce use of a set of preset usernames** and passwords with perhaps a limited connection time, the addition of a simple shell script is all that is required.
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**If you want a more sophisticated authentication system** providing a dynamic web interface you can do that too by providing your own web service written in a language such as php running on its own server.
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**If you want a more sophisticated authentication system** providing a dynamic web interface you can do that too by providing your own web service written in a language such as php served either by NDS itself or a separate web service.
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**Taking this to the extreme**, if you want to link Nodogsplash to your own centralised Internet based authentication service with user account self generation and access charging, you can do that too, or anything in between.
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**If you want to link Nodogsplash** to your own centralised Internet based authentication service with user account self generation and access charging, you can do that too, or anything in between.
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All modern mobile devices, most desktop operating systems and most browsers now have a Captive Portal Detection process that automatically issues a port 80 request on connection to a network. Nodogsplash detects this and serves a 'splash' web page.
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**All modern mobile devices**, most desktop operating systems and most browsers now have a Captive Portal Detection process that automatically issues a port 80 request on connection to a network. Nodogsplash detects this and serves a 'splash' web page.
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The splash page in its most basic form, contains a *Continue* button. When the user clicks on it, access to the Internet is granted subject to a preset time interval.
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- Click the *Continue* button (default)
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- Call an external script that may accept username/password and set session durations per user.
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- Forwarding authentication to an external service
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- Forwarding authentication to a service independent of NDS
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## 2. Documentation
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For additional documentation please look at https://nodogsplashdocs.rtfd.io/
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For full documentation please look at https://nodogsplashdocs.rtfd.io/
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You can select either *Stable* or *Latest* documentation.
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