07-16-2019 07:35 AM - edited 07-16-2019 07:38 AM
I was going over the following two communities guide:
https://communities.cisco.com/message/276046#276046
I have some questions:
1. Is there a specific reason to use radius session timeout of 900 seconds while user is being permitted? I mean I could even use 600 seconds or less to block closer to 1hr mark right?
2. Is there a way to limit user access to 1 hr, but then allow them to be redirected to hotspot so they can go through aup and have 1 hr access again? So continuous 1 hr access if aup is accepted again? Similar to what is possible in self-register guest portal where the guest account can be restricted to 1hr, but allows user back to self-register portal allowing them access again.
3. For point 2, is there a way to do this without purging the endpoint - since shortest purge duration is 1 day and hourly purge option is not available?
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07-16-2019 11:23 AM
@Madura Malwatte wrote:
I was going over the following two communities guide:
https://communities.cisco.com/message/276046#276046
I have some questions:
1. Is there a specific reason to use radius session timeout of 900 seconds while user is being permitted? I mean I could even use 600 seconds or less to block closer to 1hr mark right?
JAK > would be good to separate and explain in more details
2. Is there a way to limit user access to 1 hr, but then allow them to be redirected to hotspot so they can go through aup and have 1 hr access again? So continuous 1 hr access if aup is accepted again? Similar to what is possible in self-register guest portal where the guest account can be restricted to 1hr, but allows user back to self-register portal allowing them access again.
JAK > Why not just redirect using LastAUPAcceptance every hour to the AUP?
3. For point 2, is there a way to do this without purging the endpoint - since shortest purge duration is 1 day and hourly purge option is not available?
07-16-2019 11:23 AM
@Madura Malwatte wrote:
I was going over the following two communities guide:
https://communities.cisco.com/message/276046#276046
I have some questions:
1. Is there a specific reason to use radius session timeout of 900 seconds while user is being permitted? I mean I could even use 600 seconds or less to block closer to 1hr mark right?
JAK > would be good to separate and explain in more details
2. Is there a way to limit user access to 1 hr, but then allow them to be redirected to hotspot so they can go through aup and have 1 hr access again? So continuous 1 hr access if aup is accepted again? Similar to what is possible in self-register guest portal where the guest account can be restricted to 1hr, but allows user back to self-register portal allowing them access again.
JAK > Why not just redirect using LastAUPAcceptance every hour to the AUP?
3. For point 2, is there a way to do this without purging the endpoint - since shortest purge duration is 1 day and hourly purge option is not available?
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