Ah, sorry I am actually not talking about a captive portal at all, but the
the MAC address of e.g. a game console or printer, so it can get access to
the network under their user account. I suspect editing the HTML directly
will be the way to go. Thanks anyway for the reply!
Post by Scott BodeenMike,
Unfortunately I haven't written any instructions for this. The
documentation is lacking in this area, so it was mostly trial & error for
me.
I did create two additional root portal modules and authentication portal
modules. One used by our computer labs and the other one for devices that
have been assigned to staff and students. We use the default module on
personal devices. The modules are configured in a way so that lab devices
are only presented with an AUP, assigned devices have to be authenticated
with network credentials, and personal devices can authenticate with either
network credentials or as a guest.
We use different IP ranges for different device types. Based on that info
one of the three captive-portals will appear depending on a device's IP
address.
We're not doing anything fancy with PacketFence at the moment, strictly
just web auth. Our firewall redirects all unauthenticated users to
PacketFence and then after authentication PacketFence updates the firewall
via RSSO.
-Scott
Post by Michael NewtonThanks for the reply Scott. Do you have any step-by-step instructions for
that? Specifically I'm wondering is it a new root module I create or do I
add something to the captive portal one? And how do I link that module to
the registration process? Registration setup is little more than a checkbox
to enable. Thanks
Mike
Post by Scott BodeenMike,
You should be able to do most of what you need from the web interface
via Portal Modules and Portal Profiles.
Post by Michael NewtonHi all, just wondering how to configure the device registration
process. Is it done through the web interface like the captive portal
modules/profiles/pages? Or does one simply edit the files in
/usr/local/pf/html/captive-portal/templates/device-registration/ to
suit? There is no mention of how to do this in the manuals. Thanks!
Mike
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