Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc GNVPZ1NT3 Manuale Utente
Chapter 18: Integration with Enterprise Equipment
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the port on the server that the RADIUS server is listening on
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the shared secret – must be a string of alphanumeric characters that is 32 characters or
less in length.
less in length.
CLI
The
‘splash.auth.server.<intf>.host’,
‘splash.auth.server.<intf>.port’,
and
‘splash.auth.server.<intf>.secret’ parameters in the ‘sys’ interface, where <intf> is either
‘wlan1’, ‘wlan2’, ‘wlan3’, or ‘wlan4’, specify the authentication server to use. The example
below shows how to configure the authentication server for interfaces ‘wlan1’ and ‘wlan2’.
‘wlan1’, ‘wlan2’, ‘wlan3’, or ‘wlan4’, specify the authentication server to use. The example
below shows how to configure the authentication server for interfaces ‘wlan1’ and ‘wlan2’.
> use sys
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan1.host=auth1.yourserverhere.com
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan1.port=1812
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan1.secret=authsecret
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan2.host=auth2.yourserverhere.com
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan2.port=1812
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan2.secret=authsecret
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan1.host=auth1.yourserverhere.com
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan1.port=1812
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan1.secret=authsecret
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan2.host=auth2.yourserverhere.com
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan2.port=1812
sys> set splash.auth.server.wlan2.secret=authsecret
Web GUI
The authentication server parameters can be set on the “Splash Pages” sub-tab under the
“AAA” tab on the “System Parameters” page of the web interface (see Figure 59) using the
fields for “Login Server Address”, “Login Server Port”, and “Login Server Secret”.
“AAA” tab on the “System Parameters” page of the web interface (see Figure 59) using the
fields for “Login Server Address”, “Login Server Port”, and “Login Server Secret”.
18.1.5
Trusted MAC Addresses
A list of trusted MAC addresses, which do not require splash page authentication, can be
defined. When a device with one of these MAC addresses connects to an EnRoute500, it will
automatically have full access to the WAN.
defined. When a device with one of these MAC addresses connects to an EnRoute500, it will
automatically have full access to the WAN.
CLI
The list of trusted MAC addresses is set with the ‘splash.trusted_macs’ parameter in the ‘sys’
interface. The MAC addresses are specified as a list of 48-bit addresses separated by
commas. An example of setting this parameter is shown below.
interface. The MAC addresses are specified as a list of 48-bit addresses separated by
commas. An example of setting this parameter is shown below.
> use sys
sys> set splash.trusted_macs="aa:bb:cc:00:00:01,aa:bb:cc:00:00:02"
sys> set splash.trusted_macs="aa:bb:cc:00:00:01,aa:bb:cc:00:00:02"
Web GUI
The authentication server parameters can be set on the “Advanced Splash Pages” sub-tab
under the “AAA” tab on the “System Parameters” page of the web interface (see Figure 62).
The list of trusted MAC addresses is displayed on this page. To delete a trusted MAC from the
list, click on the “Delete MAC” button next to the MAC address.
under the “AAA” tab on the “System Parameters” page of the web interface (see Figure 62).
The list of trusted MAC addresses is displayed on this page. To delete a trusted MAC from the
list, click on the “Delete MAC” button next to the MAC address.