Best practice for a captive portal without a password?
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07-28-2013 02:32 PM
What's the best practice for setting up a captive portal login page without password? I'm already using the guestpass generating features so can't simultaneously set up a guest login page without authentication using the 'out of the box features' .
So I'm setting up hotspot services to redirect to a page where users can simply tick 'I accept the T&Cs' and be on their way (The reason for this is the different SSIDs can get to different network resources).
I can make a login page that simply uses a limited user's credentials to login but this feels wrong - surely there must be a better way to do this?
cheers
Bernard
So I'm setting up hotspot services to redirect to a page where users can simply tick 'I accept the T&Cs' and be on their way (The reason for this is the different SSIDs can get to different network resources).
I can make a login page that simply uses a limited user's credentials to login but this feels wrong - surely there must be a better way to do this?
cheers
Bernard
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08-05-2013 10:37 AM
Hi Bernard,
Take a look here, I suggest creating a hotspot service, usign a portal page that shows a accept t&c button that will post a general login (username=user & password=user) to the zd.
http://docs.globaltele.com.ua/files/R... Docs/WISPr/WISPR_app_note_finaledit2.pdf
Take a look here, I suggest creating a hotspot service, usign a portal page that shows a accept t&c button that will post a general login (username=user & password=user) to the zd.
http://docs.globaltele.com.ua/files/R... Docs/WISPr/WISPR_app_note_finaledit2.pdf
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08-05-2013 10:42 AM
Example
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add user 'user' to the local db
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01-19-2017 08:37 AM
Hello i'm starting to do a captive portal i'm following you example but i'm struggling with the authentication part. Can you help me? first of all i don't have the ZD in the same lan, neither the web-server, all have public ip's, i thing the problem is in the Post method, i already changed to https but .. nothing.
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08-05-2013 05:41 PM
Hi Alex,
That's great - thank you. I ended up doing almost exactly that and confirmed with ruckus support that this a recommended way to do it. Something in me just didn't like the hidden username/password. Also the timeout for users is based on MAC so sharing a username doesn't change the timeout settings 🙂
Cheers!
Bernard
That's great - thank you. I ended up doing almost exactly that and confirmed with ruckus support that this a recommended way to do it. Something in me just didn't like the hidden username/password. Also the timeout for users is based on MAC so sharing a username doesn't change the timeout settings 🙂
Cheers!
Bernard

