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Hi Oscar, I may well be missing something that you're trying to accomplish, but just to cover the bases... Why not have your guest users connect directly to the MSU wireless guest access network instead of providing your own wireless access? Is there an issue with MSU wireless network access in the facility you're using, and that's why you're doing your own wireless provisioning? Regards John Fishbeck Physical Plant Computer Systems & Networking Group -----Original Message----- From: Oscar Castaneda [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 10:27 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [MSUNAG] guest access List, We are organizing an even where we will have 15-20 off campus guests coming to a meeting for two days. We will use a meeting room in our building. In order to provide internet access to our guests I am planning on having one or two routers with wireless access. Now, the question: the way I always had wireless routers running, the first time that a user logs in, they are routed to dhcp.msu.edu and they have to sign on it so they get registered and get access to the campus computer network . It will kind of cumbersome to go through the process with 15 guests. Is there some kind of "guest access" for people who is using the MSU network for a short period of time? any other idea on how to provide access to this kind of guests? -- Oscar Castaneda Michigan State University