Gateway 7001 Series Manual De Usuario
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Setting up Guest Access
Out-of-the-box guest interface features allow you to configure the Gateway 7001 Series
self-managed AP for controlled guest access to an isolated network. You can configure the
same access point to broadcast and function as two different wireless networks: a secure
Internal LAN and a public Guest network.
self-managed AP for controlled guest access to an isolated network. You can configure the
same access point to broadcast and function as two different wireless networks: a secure
Internal LAN and a public Guest network.
Guest clients can access the guest network without a user name or password. When guests
log in, they see a guest welcome screen (also known as a captive portal).
log in, they see a guest welcome screen (also known as a captive portal).
Understanding the guest interface
You can define unique parameters for guest connectivity and isolate guest clients from
other more sensitive areas of the network. No security is provided on the guest network
and only plain-text security mode is allowed.
other more sensitive areas of the network. No security is provided on the guest network
and only plain-text security mode is allowed.
Simultaneously, you can configure a secure internal network (using the same access point
as your guest interface) that provides full access to protected information behind a firewall
and requires secure logins or certificates for access.
as your guest interface) that provides full access to protected information behind a firewall
and requires secure logins or certificates for access.
You can configure a Gateway 7001 Series self-managed AP for the guest interface in one
of two ways:
of two ways:
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Connect the access point to a separate network using the extra, dedicated guest network
port on the AP. This provides a physically secure solution that does not require VLAN
support. (For details on how to set up this type of guest interface, see
port on the AP. This provides a physically secure solution that does not require VLAN
support. (For details on how to set up this type of guest interface, see
.)
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Configure the access point using a single network with VLANs by setting up the guest
interface configuration options on the Administration Web pages for the Gateway 7001
Series self-managed AP. (For details on how to set up this type of guest interface, see
interface configuration options on the Administration Web pages for the Gateway 7001
Series self-managed AP. (For details on how to set up this type of guest interface, see
.)
Important
Both methods leverage multiple BSSID and Virtual LAN
(VLAN) technologies that are built-in to the Gateway 7001
Series self-managed AP. The internal and guest networks
are implemented as multiple BSSIDs on the same access
point, each with different network names (SSIDs) on the
Wireless interface and different VLAN IDs on the Wired
interface.
(VLAN) technologies that are built-in to the Gateway 7001
Series self-managed AP. The internal and guest networks
are implemented as multiple BSSIDs on the same access
point, each with different network names (SSIDs) on the
Wireless interface and different VLAN IDs on the Wired
interface.
On the dual-band radio (Gateway 7001 802.11 A+G
Wireless Access Point), the Guest Login settings apply to
both Radio One and Radio Two.
Wireless Access Point), the Guest Login settings apply to
both Radio One and Radio Two.