Re: Captive portal for suspended accounts

[Glenn Kelley <glenn@connectivity.engineer>]

Most common billing systems have this built in
What are you using for billing?

Sonar / wispgate.io / Powercode / Splynx all include this -

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On Mon, Sep 11, 2023 at 9:54 AM Steve Saner via NANOG <nanog () nanog org> wrote:
> We are a combination fiber and fixed wireless ISP with around 20k subscribers.
>
> Management is wanting to develop something along the lines of a captive portal for suspended accounts such that those 
> customers are forced to a portal that allows them to make payment and get reactivated.
>
> This is a common thing for a cafe wifi hotspot or something, but has anyone here attempted to do it at this kind of 
> scale who would be willing to share their experiences? If someone has successfully done this, I would love to pick 
> your brain a bit to understand how you accomplished it.
>
> Thanks much.
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