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AT-UWC WLAN Controller Web GUI User’s Guide
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CP Global Configuration
From the Captive Portal (CP) Global Configuration page, you can enable
Captive Portal, view and modify the CP global configuration on the WLAN
Controller.
Captive Portal is the feature that blocks AP clients from accessing the
network until the AP clients are authenticated. Captive Portal also directs
the user of the AP clients to the authentication web page when the AP
clients send the first HTTP or HTTPS packets.
To enable Captive Portal, view, and modify the CP global configuration, do
the following:
1. From the Navigation pane, go to Security > Captive Portal > Global
Configuration.
The CP Global Configuration page is displayed as shown in Figure 78.
Figure 78. CP Global Configuration Page
2. Observe or specify the fields described in Table 38.
Table 38. CP Global Configuration
Field Description
Enable Captive
Portal
Check the checkbox to enable Captive Portal.
CP Global
Operational Status
Displays the status of Captive Portal on the WLAN
Controller. The options are:
Enabled
Disabled
- Web GUI User’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- AT-UWC-60-APL 9
- Contacting Allied Telesis 11
- Getting Started 13
- Web Graphic 14
- User Interface 14
- Management 14
- Workstation 14
- 192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0 15
- 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.254 15
- Starting a Management Session 16
- Registering the License Key 17
- Chapter 1: Getting Started 19
- Changing the IP Address 21
- Enabling JavaScript 25
- 192.168.1.1 26
- Saving the Changes 29
- 3. Click Save 30
- Using Online Help 31
- Ending a Management Session 35
- Chapter 2 37
- Save All Applied Changes 39
- ARP Cache 40
- System Resources 41
- System Description 43
- Telnet Session 49
- User Accounts Configuration 50
- quest: Not supported 51
- create: Not supported 51
- Login Sessions 52
- Forwarding Database Search 55
- Searching a MAC 56
- Buffered Log Configuration 57
- Buffered Log 59
- Command Logger Configuration 60
- Console Log Configuration 61
- Event Log 62
- Hosts Log Configuration 63
- Persistent Log Configuration 65
- Persistent Log 68
- Syslog Configuration 69
- Diagnosis Log Configuration 71
- SNMP Community Configuration 73
- Community 74
- Trap Receiver Configuration 75
- Supported MIBs 77
- Controller Statistics Summary 81
- System Reset 82
- Resetting the 83
- No - Cancels the operation 84
- Licenses are not deleted 85
- Reset Passwords to Defaults 87
- Download File to Controller 88
- Upload File from Controller 90
- HTTP File Download 92
- Software Upgrade 94
- Table 21. Ping (Continued) 97
- TraceRoute 98
- Trap Flags 100
- 3. Click Submit 101
- Trap Logs 102
- Field Description 103
- DNS Global Configuration 104
- Response Timeout (secs) 105
- Chapter 2: System 105
- Default Domain Name 105
- Retry Number 105
- Deleting a DNS 106
- DNS Server Configuration 107
- HostName IP Mapping Summary 109
- Adding a Static 110
- Static Entry 111
- Deleting All the 111
- DNS Dynamic 111
- SNTP Global Configuration 112
- SNTP Global Status 114
- SNTP Server Configuration 117
- SNTP Server Status 119
- Viewing License 121
- Information 121
- Adding License 122
- Deleting License 123
- Switching 125
- VLAN Configuration 126
- For example, enter “10-15.” 129
- 4. Click Submit 129
- VLAN Status 130
- VLAN Port Configuration 131
- VLAN Port Summary 133
- Reset VLAN Configuration 135
- Security 137
- CP Global Configuration 138
- CP Configuration Summary 140
- Adding or Modify 141
- Deleting a CP 145
- CP Web Customization 146
- Parameters 147
- Authentication 148
- Chapter 4: Security 149
- Logout Success 153
- Local User Summary 155
- Deleting a Local 157
- Interface Association 159
- CP Status 161
- Viewing the 162
- Activity Status 162
- Interface Status 164
- Interface 165
- Capability Status 165
- Client Connection Status 167
- Interface - Client 169
- RADIUS 170
- RADIUS Configuration 172
- RADIUS Server Configuration 175
- RADIUS Named Server Status 176
- RADIUS Server Statistics 178
- Accounting Server Statistics 184
- RADIUS Clear Statistics 186
- Secure HTTP 187
- Wireless LAN 189
- WLAN > WDS Configuration 190
- WLAN Basic Setup > Global 191
- Chapter 5: Wireless LAN 193
- Discovery by L3 194
- IP Discovery 194
- Importing a List 195
- Guidelines for 196
- Importing a CVS 196
- Discovery by L2 196
- VLAN Discovery 196
- Steps for Access 198
- Points to be 198
- Viewing Valid AP 198
- Adding an Access 199
- AP Management Reset 204
- Guidelines for the 205
- Channel Plan 205
- Algorithm 205
- 5 GHz (802.11 a/n) 208
- 2.4 GHz (802.11 b/g/n) 208
- Managed AP Advanced Settings 215
- Changing the 216
- Debug Status 216
- Channel or 217
- Cancel — Cancels the changes 219
- Apply — Applies the changes 219
- Status/Statistics > Global 220
- Managed Access Points 222
- Discovered Access Points 222
- Authenticated AP clients 223
- Associated AP clients 223
- Disassociated AP clients 223
- Controller Status 225
- Viewing IP 228
- Discovery 228
- Configuration 229
- Received 229
- Viewing a List of 232
- Managed AP’s 232
- Detailed Status of 234
- Status of 238
- Neighbor AP’s 238
- Neighbor Clients 240
- Status of Virtual 241
- Access Points 241
- Distributed 242
- Tunneling 242
- Statistics of 244
- Managed Access 244
- Viewing The 245
- Ethernet 245
- Detailed Statistics 246
- Access Point s 246
- Statistics of Radio 249
- Statistics of VAP 252
- Viewing Status 256
- Detailed Status 258
- Associated 259
- Authenticated 259
- Neighbor APs 260
- Status of SSID 262
- Status of VAP 263
- Controller 263
- Association 264
- Status of Peer 266
- Controllers 266
- Viewing Peer 267
- Managed AP by 268
- Peer Controller 268
- Viewing WDS 270
- Group Status 270
- Viewing WDS AP 271
- Link Status 272
- Link Statistics 273
- Rogue/RF Scan 276
- Viewing an 277
- Access Point 277
- Detected by RF 277
- Viewing AP 280
- Triangulation 280
- Sentry 281
- Not Sentry 281
- Viewing WIDS 282
- AP Rogue 282
- Classification 282
- Detected Clients 284
- Viewing a 285
- Detected AP 285
- Viewing Rogue 289
- Viewing Pre 290
- Auth History 290
- Viewing Roam 293
- Ad Hoc Clients 295
- AP Authentication Failure 297
- Viewing Detailed 298
- Local Authentication 299
- No Database Entry 299
- Not Managed 299
- De-Auth Attack Status 301
- Adding VLAN’s 310
- Deleting VLAN’s 311
- Known Clients 312
- Adding an AP 313
- Client to the 313
- Known Client 313
- Adding AP 314
- Clients Using 314
- CSV File 314
- Adding a 316
- Wireless Network 316
- Modifying a 323
- Deleting a 324
- Access Point Profile List 325
- Copying An 326
- Applied Changes” on page 39 330
- Modulation and 338
- Coding Scheme 338
- WIDS AP Configuration 351
- WIDS Client Configuration 354
- Local OUI Database Summary 357
- Adding an OUI 358
- WDS Group Configuration 359
- Configuring 360
- WDS Groups and 361
- Adding a New 361
- Deleting WDS 362
- Pushing the WDS 363
- Information to 363
- Peer Controllers 363
- WDS AP Configuration 364
- Deleting AP 365
- WDS Link Configuration 366
- Deleting a Link 368
- Combination 368
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