Configuring a Captive Portal on an AP
ExtremeWireless offers a
scalable captive portal solution on the AP that can be managed locally or through a Cloud
solution. The distributed solution is available on
ExtremeWireless AP38xx
series and AP39xx series APs.
Firewall Friendly External
Captive Portal (FFECP) on the AP for B@AP topologies is an extension to Firewall Friendly
Captive Portal on the controller for tunneled (B@AC and routed) topologies.
You can configure the FFECP with full authentication using a
URI and signature, or you can configure a RADIUS server, authenticating with a user name and
password.
To configure an External Captive Portal on an AP, the
following is required:
- The WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) Service topology must be VLAN
B@AP.
- You must configure specific policy rules that defines which
traffic is allowed, which traffic is denied, and if using Rule-based Redirection, which
traffic is redirected.
- The Captive Portal must be configured as External Firewall
Friendly.
Note
ExtremeWireless v10.31, supports a non-topology specific implementation. Extreme
will register sub-domain “portal.ezcloudx.com” and populate public/Extreme DNS server
with DNS mapping of 1.1.1.1 for FQDN “portal.ezcloudx.com”.
In
Example: Policy Rules for non-authenticated role, the
default Access Control on the VLAN is Deny. Rules are created to allow the ECP URL, allow
DNS and DHCP traffic, and to allow all outgoing MU traffic, and to redirect specific
traffic.
Example: Policy Rules for non-authenticated role