Some campgrounds do not use normal Wi-Fi encryption and instead use an advanced login system whereby after a device is connected to the network, the user is taken by web page to a sign in screen. This screens, called splash screens or captive portals, do not always redirect properly with Camp Pro kit and other repeaters.FIX 1Try connecting your device directly to campground network and bookmarking the splash screen signin page in your browser. Then go through Camp Pro setup and when finished, attempt to load the bookmark.FIX 2 (more complex workaround)- requires Windows 10 PCRemove the USB cable going from your Alfa Tube to your R36A and plug it into your PC instead. Your Alfa Tube should now be plugged into the PC. If the Tube is setup automatically by Windows, go to WiFi and disconnect from any network to which your built-in card is connected. Then go to WiFi 2 per the image below and connect to your campground network.If your computer does not show WiFi 2 per the above image when the Tube is plugged in, then download and install the Tube-U software from the Rokland web site at this link:http://www.rokland.com/mask/drivers/rt3070/RT3070-5.1.25.0-Feb16.exeOnce installed, connect to the Campground WiFi under WiFi 2 option of Windows 10 or 8 (or Wireless Connection 2 for Windows 7). Open a browser and login into your service provider and/or accept the terms. Verify you can visit web sites. Then reconnect the Tube to the Camp Pro router and repeat the Camp Pro setup process. If all goes as intended, you should be online immediately after completing Camp Pro setup without the need to go to a signin page.FIX 3Contact your camp ground or location technical support for further help and ask them how to configure a "repeater" on their Wi-Fi network. In rare cases some campgrounds or businesses prohibit repeaters and will use splash screen login pages to prevent the Wi-Fi signal from being repeated/shared. This can be done out of network security concerns since if someone leaves a repeater unsecured it makes the whole network vulnerable.