Motorola AP-7131 Series, Reference Manual

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Services Configuration 9 - 7
9. Set the following Client Settings to define the duration clients are allowed captive portal access and when they’re timed
out due to inactivity:
10. Use the DNS White List drop-down menu to use a set of allowed destination IP addresses for the captive portal. These
allowed DNS destination IP addresses are called a Whitelist . If no whitelist entry exists with the correct set of IP addresses,
select the Create icon (to the right of the drop-down menu) and define a new whitelist. For more information, see Setting
the DNS Whitelist Configuration on page 9-14 .
Each supported access point model can support up to 32 whitelists, with the exception of AP6511 and AP6521 models
which can only support up to 16 whitelists.
To effectively host captive portal pages on an external Web server, the IP address of the destination Web server(s) should
be in the whitelist.
Refer to the drop-down menu of existing DNS White List entries to select a policy to be applied to this captive portal
policy.
a. If creating a new whitelist, assign it a name up to 32 characters. Use the + Add Row button to populate the whitelist
table with Host and IP Index parameters that must be defined for each whitelist entry.
Terms and Conditions
page Select this option (with any access type) to include terms that must be adhered to for
captive portal access. These terms are included in the Terms and Conditions page when
No authentication required is selected as the access type, otherwise the terms appear in
the Login page. The default setting is disabled.
RADIUS VLAN
Assignment Select this option to enable the RADIUS server to assign a VLAN post authentication.
Once a captive portal user is authenticated, the user is assigned the VLAN as configured
in the
Post Authentication VLAN field.
Post Authentication
VLAN Use the spinner control to define the VLAN that a captive portal user is assigned once
authenticated by a RADIUS server.
Client Access Time Use the spinner control to define the duration wireless clients are allowed access to the
network using the captive portal policy. Set an interval from 30 - 10,800 minutes. The
default interval is 1,440 minutes.
Inactivity Timeout Use the drop-down menu to specify an interval in either Minutes (5 - 30) or Seconds (300
- 1,800) that, when exceeded, times out clients that have not transmitted a packet within
the captive portal.