Web Page for Guest Wireless

Hi.
I was wondering if someone could help me with the easiest way to set up a Web Page to control Guest Wireless access on Cisco AP 1130AG.
I was using PEAP and Dot1x to Active Directory but the messing around required on some clients (namely XP and Vista) means it is not ideal for random and unexpected guests.
How can I set up an Open Authentication method (or whatever I need) that then defaults to a web page or logon page for access to the network itself? I have seen this in other companies so it must be do-able.
Just for information a standard WPA2 key for the SSID is insufficient as we want a logon page and user credentials that are changeable.
I hope someone can help.

Are you using the AP with a lightweight controller, or standalone (autonomous)?
The lightweight controllers have this capability. Standalone APs do not.

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