Again I am not able to get the hotel‘s captive portal.
I followed the standard steps described here:
The issue is, that even option 2 (Mac cloning) does not work (which normally works for me, if captive portal not working) - as it seems, that every new connection needs to pass the captive portal!
As I am staying for next 6 days here, maybe enough time to bring some light into this!
Hostname : GL-MT3000
Model GL.iNet: GL-MT3000
Architecture: ARMv8 Processor rev 4
OpenWrt Version : OpenWrt 21.02-SNAPSHOT r15812+885-46b6ee7ffc
Kernel Version: 5.4.211
All of these points are covered in the document and I configured accordingly.
I installed the version 4.6.0 and voila - it works now!!!
Is this the official 4.6.0 beta (so can I expect after official upgrade to next version, that this feature is still working?)
I have a similar issue with my new GL-MT3000 when trying to connect to Xfinity wifi, it just shows “getting…” under the IP addresses and never obtains a lease with DHCP. I tried Mac cloning or factory default without luck. I’m able to connect to other access point but not xfinitywifi. Since this is a travel router I’m hoping that it can be friendly to captive portals since that’s the main reason I purchased it. Where can I get the 4.6.0 version? I did not see it online.
I just tried the 4.6 release2 firmware found in the other thread about hotel captive portal not working and I have some good news. With this new release I am able to connect to xfinitywifi and I get an IP address successfully. Then MAC cloning allowed me to bypass the captive portal after I have authenticated with my phone. It’s looking promising for the final release so far. Happy Chinese New Year! 新年快乐 !
Using my new GL-MT3000 for the first time at a hotel, I had no issues setting it up and logging in via captive portal. However, a few days later while still at the same hotel, a storm came and the hotel experienced a power failure. After power was restored, I could no longer reconnect with the MT-3000, but had no issues connecting from my iPhone and laptop directly to the hotel’s WiFi. I could no longer get access to the captive portal page from the MT-3000 using Safari on my iPhone in order to re-establish connectivity. I even tried resetting the travel router to factory settings to no avail. But then I finally got the captive portal page to pop up only after enabling and then disabling AdGuard from my iPhone using the Safari browser! I had never ever before enabled and used AdGuard! Now I’m a happy user and traveler. Very strange.