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The following table describes the labels in this screen.
Table 37
Advanced > Portal
LABEL
DESCRIPTION
Captive Portal
This section of the
Portal
screen allows you to activate the captive portal
feature or not and to associate it with a specific VLAN.
Enable Captive Portal
Select this option to enable the captive portal feature. Once enabled, all web
page requests from ESSIDs that are configured for captive portal are
directed to the captive portal page for authentication.
(See
for more information on enabling an ESSID to
open the captive portal web page.)
VLAN
Enter the captive portal VLAN tag ID. When the ESSID is set to open the
captive portal web page, the ESSID’s VLAN tag ID is automatically set to
match the VLAN number you enter here.
(See
for more information on enabling an ESSID to
open the captive portal web page.)
Secured Login
Set the captive portal web page to require a secure login.
Using
If the
Secured Login
option is checked, use this menu to select secure login
method. Options are
RADIUS
server or an
open portal
port number.
Save
Click
Save
to save your customized settings in this section of the screen.
Pre-Authentication
Allowed Destinations
This section of the Portal page allows you to configure a list of pre-approved
IP addresses outside of your network that will bypass the captive portal.
For example, if you have a corporate website that is outside your existing
network, you can add its IP address to this list so that anyone navigating to it
from within your network will bypass the captive portal web page.
IP Address
Enter a pre-approved destination IP address.
Subnet Mask
Enter a pre-approved destination subnet mask.
Port Numbers
Enter a pre-approved destination port number.
Protocol
Select a pre-approved Internet protocol for the detination address. Options
are
All
,
TCP
, and
UDP
Save
Click
Save
to save your customized settings in this section of the screen.
Customized Default
Page
This section allows you to build a custom captive portal web page using the
bult-in HTML tools provided by the NXC-8160.
Note: These tools provide only the most basic HTML design
functionality. For greater control over your captive portal
web page, use the
Upload Your Own Customized
Page
section instead.
Use Customized
Page
Select this option to use a customized captive portal web page. This allows
you to customize the default web page included with the NXC-8160.
Note: Once you choose this option, the customization
parameters dynamically appear. If left unchecked, they
remain hidden.
Window Title
Enter the web page’s window title. This is the name of the web page that
appears in your web browser’s title bar when you navigate to it.
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