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In all examples of device self registration - authentication seems to be done only after the coa after registration?
auth:
mab : user not found - continue
authz:
if guestendpoint and ssid 'guest' => accept
if ssid 'guest' : accept + cwa
Thus once a guest device is registered - it's not required to authenticicate anymore? Unless the endpoint is deleted?
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Not exactly, it's correct that the guest will only use a browser to sign in the first time, but if they get disconnected, they will instead be authenticated by their mac address. The guest device's mac address will be placed in the endpoint group you told it to in the guest config. This group contains the mac address of authorized guests, and should be purged at some set interval, to remove those devices access to the guest network.
Not exactly, it's correct that the guest will only use a browser to sign in the first time, but if they get disconnected, they will instead be authenticated by their mac address. The guest device's mac address will be placed in the endpoint group you told it to in the guest config. This group contains the mac address of authorized guests, and should be purged at some set interval, to remove those devices access to the guest network.
Hi Jan,
Sorry for the delay.
Thanks for confirming - makes sense.
Is there a direct relation between user - device? Eg. If a user is deleted - are all his registered devices deleted?
Restricted access (eg. certain hours) is not possible with this kind of flow I suppose. --> authz needed to be based on guest type?
Thx