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Sergey at 11:39, 17 June 2020

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 <p><ul>
 <li>For quick setup, use the setup button, after a "wizard" will be launched to configure the hotspot. You need to define the interface behind which your hotspot users will be located.<br>[[File:wifi-hotspot-setup.png|Hotpot setup]]</li>
-<li>For a more accurate configuration, an IP address must be registered on the HotSpot interface. It is this IP that will be automatically substituted when configuring HotSpot, if there is no IP address on the interface, the "wizard" will come up with it and substitute it.<br></li>
+<li>For a more accurate configuration, an IP address must be registered on the HotSpot interface. It is this IP that will be automatically substituted when configuring HotSpot, if there is no IP address on the interface, the "wizard" will come up with it and substitute it.<br>[[File:wifi-hotspot-setup-1.png|Hotpot setup - step 1]]</li>
-<li>You will be automatically prompted to create a Pool IP addresses for distribution to clients.<br></li>
+<li>You will be automatically prompted to create a Pool IP addresses for distribution to clients.<br>[[File:wifi-hotspot-setup-2.png|Hotpot setup - step 2]]</li>
-<li>If you do not fill in the DNS Name field, then when users connect to the authorization page, the IP address of the interface will appear. If you specify a name, then it will be displayed.<br></li>
+<li>If you do not fill in the DNS Name field, then when users connect to the authorization page, the IP address of the interface will appear. If you specify a name, then it will be displayed.<br>[[File:wifi-hotspot-setup-3.png|Hotpot setup - step 3]]</li>
-<li>You are prompted to create your first HotSpot user.<br></li>
+<li>You are prompted to create your first HotSpot user.<br>[[File:wifi-hotspot-setup-4.png|Hotpot setup - step 4]]</li>
 <li>Congratulations! You have HotSpot configured.<br></li>
 </ul></p>

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 <p><ul>
 <li>Make sure that your router, which will act as a HotSpot gateway, is configured and has Internet access.<br></li>
-<li>In our example, the router is configured and has Internet access. We will configure HotSpot on the "bridgeGuest" Interface.<br> [[File:wifi-inteface-create.png|Add new interface for WIFI]] </li>
+<li>In our example, the router is configured and has Internet access. We will configure HotSpot on the "bridgeGuest" Interface.<br>[[File:wifi-inteface-create.png|Add new interface for WIFI]]</li>
-<li>The HotSpot package must be installed on your router - this can be seen in the System -> packages tab.<br></li>
+<li>The HotSpot package must be installed on your router - this can be seen in the System -> packages tab.<br>[[File:wifi-system-packages.png|Install system packages]]</li>
 <li>If the package is missing, download it (hotspot.npk), but always the same version as the system package. You need to install the package to the root (files), after which you need to reboot the router. Check that the package is installed.<br></li>
 </ul></p>
 <p>To configure HotSpot go to the system - hotspot section</p>
 <p><ul>
-<li>For quick setup, use the setup button, after a "wizard" will be launched to configure the hotspot. You need to define the interface behind which your hotspot users will be located.<br></li>
+<li>For quick setup, use the setup button, after a "wizard" will be launched to configure the hotspot. You need to define the interface behind which your hotspot users will be located.<br>[[File:wifi-hotspot-setup.png|Hotpot setup]]</li>
 <li>For a more accurate configuration, an IP address must be registered on the HotSpot interface. It is this IP that will be automatically substituted when configuring HotSpot, if there is no IP address on the interface, the "wizard" will come up with it and substitute it.<br></li>
 <li>You will be automatically prompted to create a Pool IP addresses for distribution to clients.<br></li>

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 <p><ul>
 <li>Make sure that your router, which will act as a HotSpot gateway, is configured and has Internet access.<br></li>
-<li>In our example, the router is configured and has Internet access. We will configure HotSpot on the "bridgeGuest" Interface.<br></li>
+<li>In our example, the router is configured and has Internet access. We will configure HotSpot on the "bridgeGuest" Interface.<br> [[File:wifi-inteface-create.png|Add new interface for WIFI]] </li>
 <li>The HotSpot package must be installed on your router - this can be seen in the System -> packages tab.<br></li>
 <li>If the package is missing, download it (hotspot.npk), but always the same version as the system package. You need to install the package to the root (files), after which you need to reboot the router. Check that the package is installed.<br></li>

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 <li>The HotSpot package must be installed on your router - this can be seen in the System -> packages tab.<br></li>
 <li>If the package is missing, download it (hotspot.npk), but always the same version as the system package. You need to install the package to the root (files), after which you need to reboot the router. Check that the package is installed.<br></li>
 </ul></p>
 <h2>'''Users'''</h2>

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 <h2>'''Basic HotSpot gateway configuration on Mikrotik RouterOS'''</h2>
 <p>This paragraph does not apply to the description of the Hotspot module but contains information on configuring MikroTik ROS as a HotSpot gateway.</p>
 <h2>'''Users'''</h2>
 <p>When you click on the Users tab, you will see the following window:</p>

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 [[File:Wifi-reports.png|Wifi reports]]
+<p>The first matrix provides information about wifi users with filtering options.</p>
+<p>The second matrix provides information about the activity of wifi users with filtering time options.</p>
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	<li>Gateway - The Gateway which event is present<br></li>		<li>Gateway - The Gateway which event is present<br></li>
	</ul></p>		</ul></p>
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		+	<h2>'''Reports'''</h2>
		+	<p>The Reports tab provides agrigate or combination information about wifi user, their mobile devices, etc. The information can be exported in Excel format.</p>
		+	[[File:Wifi-reports.png\|Wifi reports]]

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 <li>User Name - The name of User for the current event. The information will write if available for that event<br></li>
 <li>User Surname - The surname of User for the current event. The information will write if available for that event<br></li>
-<li>User Mac Address / IP - The Mac Address or IP of wifi client device. The information will write if available for that event<br></li>
+<li>User Mac Address / IP - The Mac Address or IP of a wifi client device. The information will write if available for that event<br></li>
 <li>Point - The Point which event is present<br></li>
 <li>Gateway - The Gateway which event is present<br></li>

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 <p>The Events tab provides historical information about wifi user, their mobile devices, etc.</p>
 [[File:Wifi-events.png|Wifi events]]
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