Dealing with a captive portal when using a Travel Router for Cruises and Hotels - How To tutorial

[@kr3lc99]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful.

[@BlueMonkey4n6]

Glad it was useful, thanks for watching!

[@jeanpachebat2055]

Hi BlueMonkey 4n6, thank you very much for the insightful video. I live in a place with only access to captive wifi and have a sleeping tracking device that is not able to connect to captive wifi. With the operations described in the video, it seems like your method should get the job done. Just want to make sure: once you connect to the captive portal through the router with device A and connect device B to the router, you don't have to connect to the captive portal with device B right ? Thank you in advance for your answer.

[@BlueMonkey4n6]

Hello, you have a really great practical usage for the travel router, thank you for sharing. You are correct that once device A has set up the router to connect to the captive portal, device B connecting to the router should not need to deal with the captive portal anymore.

[@jeanpachebat2055]

@BlueMonkey4n6 ok cool!! Thanks you 🙌

[@lovermonkey]

Would I need to clone my phone's mac address as well?

[@BlueMonkey4n6]

You should not need to clone your phone's MAC address. Only if the captive portal only allows one device to sign in and you already used your phone to do that.

[@lovermonkey]

@@BlueMonkey4n6 Thanks