Web Policy Pass Through On Standalone AP

On Cisco WLC SSID layer 3 configuration you can setup a web policy pass through to redirect a connected clients web browser to a certain starting page. Is this possible with a standalone Cisco AP not connected to a WLC?
Thanks.

No it's not possible. If you have a stand alone AP, you will need a 3rd party appliance or software to have the splash page option.
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