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Guest/Public WiFi Management
SouthSeaPirate
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Well, it's now come to this. Employees are abusing the free WiFi so much that Vendors nor guests can properly use it.
For those out there who have been through this, how did you remedy?
Im looking for bandwidth limits, filtering, and a splash screen which requires all users to see to connect.
Appologies if I make this sound confusing; I have never dealt with this before.
Appreciate any help
For those out there who have been through this, how did you remedy?
Im looking for bandwidth limits, filtering, and a splash screen which requires all users to see to connect.
Appologies if I make this sound confusing; I have never dealt with this before.
Appreciate any help
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TechGuy215
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First of all, you should have an Internal WLAN for employees to connect to and a Guest WLAN for guest/vendors.
Secondly, you should have some sort of authentication method for people accessing either WLAN.
You can do Certificate based authentication (Using Radius), or credential based (Using AD and Radius).
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Running a consumer class DSL line to access points. All we have server wise is a DHCP server so would could change the lease times.
I do not want to do authentication. -
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