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ACL for Guest access -Web Authentication settings

Hi,

I am trying to restrict guest users only to HTTP/HTTPS traffic, while my guest users are authenticating with internal Web Auth (LobbyAdmin)

When i am Appling following ACL configuration on Interface  "GUEST-ACL" - Guest users are getting proper IP-->redirection Web login page-->  Authenticated --> but page is not redirecting to requested page Ex: www.google.com

Am I missing any port or protocol in these ACL's, so that- after getting authenticated, page will redirect to desired page.. Please advice

Device info 4402, Codes 7.0.98.0, Web Auth Login- internal

ACL configuration

permit any IP/255.255.255.255  udp dhcp-c dhcp-s any Outbound

-allows any traffic to make a dhcp request

permit IP/255.255.255.255 any udp dhcp-s dhcp-c any Inbound

-allows the dhcp server to respond to the client request

permit any IP/255.255.255.255 tcp DNS any any any

-dns traffic to and from...

permit any any tcp http any any any

-allow http traffic anywhere

permit any any tcp https any any any

-allow https traffic anywhere

Thanks

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Stephen Rodriguez
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Cisco Employee

Irfanullah,

     Try changing the DNS ACL from tcp to udp. TCP is used for zone transfers, which the guest shouldn't be doing in your network.

Cheers,
Steve

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Ven Taylor
Level 4
Level 4

Take the controller out of the equation for a second.

Have you tested the subnet itself to see if you can reach google.com?

What does your vlan interface configuration look like?

We have a similar setup.  Our router is the DHCP server.  We had to define the DNS server (used OpenDNS).

Can you share more of your config?

Regards,

Ven

Ven Taylor

Stephen Rodriguez
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Irfanullah,

     Try changing the DNS ACL from tcp to udp. TCP is used for zone transfers, which the guest shouldn't be doing in your network.

Cheers,
Steve

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Thanks for reply..

I have tested DNS ACL to TCP & UDP both but it didn’t worked...any other suggestion

when you have connected to the guest network, prior to authenticating, try to do a nslookup www.kmart.com  you should see something similar to :


Non-authoritative answer:
Name:    e2301.b.akamaiedge.net
Address:  96.16.241.128
Aliases:  www.kmart.com
          www.kmart.com.edgekey.net

If you don't get a response, then it would seem that the dns resolution is not working correctly.

you can also test by going to http://74.125.225.18 and seeing if you get the redirect page, authenticate and then you should go to the website

Cheers,
Steve

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Thanks ..I will try & let you know..soon

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