Trouble accessing a "Captive Portal"

Recently I was unable to access a WiFi network at a commercial location. Their tech services were baffled because other users were having no trouble at all. They told me that several other Mac users had been unable to log on as well. After I got home I read up on this and found that they were using a Captive Portal to redirect my log on. Googling these terms I find others with Macs asking for help but getting no response. One poster suggested it was a problem that began with an upgrade to Snow Leopard.
I'm using 10.6.6 and frustrated with my inability to log in. Can anyone suggest a solution.
MacTrekker

I can't say for certain what is going wrong in your case but I can confirm it is possible to do an ARD connection i.e. Screen Sharing to a remote user connected via a VPN. The way we do this is to get the user to connect to the VPN server (a Mac OS X Server), then on the Mac OS X Server in Server Admin see what IP address they have been allocated by the VPN server, then tell ARD Admin to connect to that IP address.
This works fine for me.
The IP address will be a 'local'  to the ARD and VPN machines IP address it would not be the remote public or private IP addresses.

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    http://sbkb.cisco.com/CiscoSB/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=c1a32843a14846af8c20a91532c39d16_acl.xml&pid=4&fcid=&fpid=&slnid=6
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    .:|:.:|:. CISCO | Cisco Presales Technical Support | Wireless Subject Matter Expert
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    www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/vpn_client/anyconnect/anyconnect31/administration/guide/ac03vpn.html
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    I have had my TP since July and have connected to the internet via wifi at airports, hotels, coffee shops ect. You should not be waiting for HP to fix the OS. You need to decide if the problem is you or your TP. If it is your TP then get it fixed.

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    Please refer to attachment. Not annoying stuff but a little of strange there.

    Hmm...pretty interesting. What redirection mode did you use for m0n0wall? (http or dns) Have you tried disabling the NAT on the router as well as unchecking the block anonymous internet requests on the security tab?
    I have a similar setup on a T1----media converter----WRT54G setup. Basically, the router was able to get public wan ip addresses on the status page. So do the computers behind it (wired and wireless) but they aren't online. We pinged the three dns numbers on the router, only 1 replied. Now, the ISP has Cisco all-access installed on the converter (quite similar to captive portal) and it shows up on every computer when we try to go online. We open up the browser, it prompts for the authentication. We fill-in the details but still it doesn't go online. Bottom line was we cloned the mac of the main computer and they didn't need to authenticate...but then again it defeats the purpose of the software.
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