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Wireless Controller WLAN GUEST web authentification

Nadia Bbz
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Dear Team ,

 

I created wlan  wireless_guest  web authentication using local authentication , everything works well 

i have only one problem ,after web authentication ( username and password) click to submit user get access to entire corporate network , how to just allow access to the internet

 

thanks for help

 

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Mark Elsen
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 - You don't describe your wireless setup , but you will have to become more familiar  with basic WLAN/SSID's setup. In a controller based environment you can for instance assign  a 'guest-vlan' to the guest network which can be separated from the standard Intranet and have Internet access.

  M.



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hey @Mark Elsen ;

 

Thanks for reply ;

that's what i want to do

in My controller , i created a vlan Guest , i assigned it to wlan\ SSID Guest using local authentication (web policy) 

My issue it's how to assign ACL ( permit just access to internet ) to this vlan after successful authentication

 

Thanks again

 

 - Better is have a separate vlan for guest users ; you will however find numerous example resources about this when using Google with your related keywords. Here are a few examples from Youtube (too) :

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ni9gj_W6sM

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IW_PsrvjKA&t=1135s

 M.

  



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