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Configuring Access Guardian
Configuring Captive Portal Authentication
OmniSwitch AOS Release 6 Network Configuration Guide
September 2009
page 34-33
Configuring Captive Portal Session Parameters
When 802.1x is enabled for the port, the default session time limit and retry count values are automati-
cally applied to any Captive Portal session initiated on the port. As a result, it is only necessary to config-
ure these parameters if the default values are not sufficient.
cally applied to any Captive Portal session initiated on the port. As a result, it is only necessary to config-
ure these parameters if the default values are not sufficient.
command is used to configure the amount of time a Captive
Portal session remains active after a successful login. At the end of this time, the user is automatically
logged out of the session and no longer has network access. By default, the session limit is set to 12 hours.
To allow a user to remain logged in for an indefinite amount of time, specify 0 for this parameter value.
logged out of the session and no longer has network access. By default, the session limit is set to 12 hours.
To allow a user to remain logged in for an indefinite amount of time, specify 0 for this parameter value.
-> 802.1x 1/10 captive-portal session-limit 0
command is used to configure the maximum number of times a
user can try to login through the Captive Portal login web page. When this limit is reached without achiev-
ing a successful login, the fail case of the Captive Portal device classification policy configured for the
802.1x port is applied to the user device. The default login retry count is set to 3. To specify an unlimited
amount of login retries, specify 0 for this parameter value.
ing a successful login, the fail case of the Captive Portal device classification policy configured for the
802.1x port is applied to the user device. The default login retry count is set to 3. To specify an unlimited
amount of login retries, specify 0 for this parameter value.
-> 802.1x 1/10 captive-portal retry-count 0
Use the
command to display the current values for the Captive Portal session parameters. An
example of this command is available in the
Customizing Captive Portal
Customizing the following Captive Portal Web page components is allowed. These components are incor-
porated and displayed when the Web-based login page is presented to the user.
porated and displayed when the Web-based login page is presented to the user.
• Logo
• Welcome text
• Background image
• User Acceptable Policy text
• Login help page
To create a custom version of any of the above components, create one or more of the following file types:
• logo.gif, logo.jpg, or logo.png—Use these files to provide a company logo that Captive Portal will
display on all pages.
• background.gif, background.jpg, or background.png—Use these files to provide a page back-
ground image that Captive Portal will display on all pages.
• cpPolicy.html —The User Acceptable Policy HTML file that is linked to the Captive Portal login
page. The link provided opens a new browser window to display the policy information.
• cpLoginWelcome.inc, cpStatusWelcome.inc, cpFailWelcome.inc, cpBypassWelcome.inc—Use
these files to customize the welcome message for the Captive Portal login, successful status, fail status,
and bypass status page.
and bypass status page.
• cpLoginHelp.html—Use this file to customize the Captive Portal login help page. A question-mark
("?") button links to this HTML help page, which is displayed in a separate browser window.