Is there a way to login to a network without a GUI?
My campus network requires me to login to the campus network with id and password, before allowing me to connect to the internet. The problem is I want to do this without using DE, I want to do this with linux server, is there any way to do it?
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
networking login
asked Jan 26 at 9:00
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My campus network requires me to login to the campus network with id and password, before allowing me to connect to the internet. The problem is I want to do this without using DE, I want to do this with linux server, is there any way to do it?
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
networking login
asked Jan 26 at 9:00
GreyCatGreyCat
13
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Please, explain how do you log into your campus network using GUI for make me better understand login process: Do you use login and password to wifi access point or any other access point to network? Which protocol you need to use to connect your server to network?
– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:07
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
– GreyCat
Jan 26 at 9:25
I guess proxy server with authorization is using. Here is the good article how to configure proxy with authentication foraptcommand. thewireframecommunity.com/node/29 If this help, you can configure other type of access for your server by analogy.
– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:41
You can likely emulate the process with a script aroundwget/curlcommands. Developer tools in a GUI browser should show you what URLs are called with what parameters.
– xenoid
Jan 26 at 10:09
What you are referring to is usually referred to as a captive portal I think: see for example How use a captive portal when in text mode?
– steeldriver
Jan 26 at 13:49
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My campus network requires me to login to the campus network with id and password, before allowing me to connect to the internet. The problem is I want to do this without using DE, I want to do this with linux server, is there any way to do it?
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
networking login
asked Jan 26 at 9:00
GreyCatGreyCat
13
My campus network requires me to login to the campus network with id and password, before allowing me to connect to the internet. The problem is I want to do this without using DE, I want to do this with linux server, is there any way to do it?
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
networking login
networking login
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GreyCatGreyCat
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asked Jan 26 at 9:00
GreyCatGreyCat
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asked Jan 26 at 9:00
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asked Jan 26 at 9:00
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Please, explain how do you log into your campus network using GUI for make me better understand login process: Do you use login and password to wifi access point or any other access point to network? Which protocol you need to use to connect your server to network?
– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:07
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
– GreyCat
Jan 26 at 9:25
I guess proxy server with authorization is using. Here is the good article how to configure proxy with authentication foraptcommand. thewireframecommunity.com/node/29 If this help, you can configure other type of access for your server by analogy.
– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:41
You can likely emulate the process with a script aroundwget/curlcommands. Developer tools in a GUI browser should show you what URLs are called with what parameters.
– xenoid
Jan 26 at 10:09
What you are referring to is usually referred to as a captive portal I think: see for example How use a captive portal when in text mode?
– steeldriver
Jan 26 at 13:49
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Please, explain how do you log into your campus network using GUI for make me better understand login process: Do you use login and password to wifi access point or any other access point to network? Which protocol you need to use to connect your server to network?
– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:07
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
– GreyCat
Jan 26 at 9:25
I guess proxy server with authorization is using. Here is the good article how to configure proxy with authentication foraptcommand. thewireframecommunity.com/node/29 If this help, you can configure other type of access for your server by analogy.
– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:41
You can likely emulate the process with a script aroundwget/curlcommands. Developer tools in a GUI browser should show you what URLs are called with what parameters.
– xenoid
Jan 26 at 10:09
What you are referring to is usually referred to as a captive portal I think: see for example How use a captive portal when in text mode?
– steeldriver
Jan 26 at 13:49
1
1
Please, explain how do you log into your campus network using GUI for make me better understand login process: Do you use login and password to wifi access point or any other access point to network? Which protocol you need to use to connect your server to network?
– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:07
Please, explain how do you log into your campus network using GUI for make me better understand login process: Do you use login and password to wifi access point or any other access point to network? Which protocol you need to use to connect your server to network?
– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:07
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
– GreyCat
Jan 26 at 9:25
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
– GreyCat
Jan 26 at 9:25
I guess proxy server with authorization is using. Here is the good article how to configure proxy with authentication for
apt command. thewireframecommunity.com/node/29 If this help, you can configure other type of access for your server by analogy.– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:41
I guess proxy server with authorization is using. Here is the good article how to configure proxy with authentication for
apt command. thewireframecommunity.com/node/29 If this help, you can configure other type of access for your server by analogy.– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:41
You can likely emulate the process with a script around
wget/curl commands. Developer tools in a GUI browser should show you what URLs are called with what parameters.– xenoid
Jan 26 at 10:09
You can likely emulate the process with a script around
wget/curl commands. Developer tools in a GUI browser should show you what URLs are called with what parameters.– xenoid
Jan 26 at 10:09
What you are referring to is usually referred to as a captive portal I think: see for example How use a captive portal when in text mode?
– steeldriver
Jan 26 at 13:49
What you are referring to is usually referred to as a captive portal I think: see for example How use a captive portal when in text mode?
– steeldriver
Jan 26 at 13:49
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In the end this is the one that works for me, I use this eventhough it takes quite a while to connect. https://github.com/systematicat/hack-captive-portals
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In the end this is the one that works for me, I use this eventhough it takes quite a while to connect. https://github.com/systematicat/hack-captive-portals
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In the end this is the one that works for me, I use this eventhough it takes quite a while to connect. https://github.com/systematicat/hack-captive-portals
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Please, explain how do you log into your campus network using GUI for make me better understand login process: Do you use login and password to wifi access point or any other access point to network? Which protocol you need to use to connect your server to network?
– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:07
Sorry I should've clarified further, so when I connect to my network campus, it opens up a browser and then there is a login form with username and password, and then I fill my credentials and clicked the login button to finally be able to access the internet
– GreyCat
Jan 26 at 9:25
I guess proxy server with authorization is using. Here is the good article how to configure proxy with authentication for
aptcommand. thewireframecommunity.com/node/29 If this help, you can configure other type of access for your server by analogy.– Dexter Morganov
Jan 26 at 9:41
You can likely emulate the process with a script around
wget/curlcommands. Developer tools in a GUI browser should show you what URLs are called with what parameters.– xenoid
Jan 26 at 10:09
What you are referring to is usually referred to as a captive portal I think: see for example How use a captive portal when in text mode?
– steeldriver
Jan 26 at 13:49