I live in a hostel, I need to connect my DIR-620 router as a client to the public Wi-Fi Wifi_moscow_free so that all my devices (printer, mobile phone, NAS) can be hidden under NAT, away from any students. My router connects as a client, but the problem is that public wifi does not give access to the Internet until the client goes to the provider's page, which I cannot do from the router, it is useless to go there from a computer under nat. How do you steal a Wi-Fi from a router?
Answer
The problem is understandable, but most likely nothing can be done. If it were a regular, open social network, then everything would work. And so, the network is protected by authorization. In this case, it is a visit to the website of an Internet provider. The router will not be able to bypass this authorization, and will connect to the network in client mode.
21.10.16
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Asked by Roman
