Specifications

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Syntax
aaa captive-portal {auth-server <string> <position> <range> | default-role
<string> | guest-logon | login-page <string> | logon-wait <cpu-utilization> <%> |
<range> <value> | logout-popup-window | max-authentication-failures <value> |
protocol-http | redirect-pause <time> | show-fqdn |sygate-on-demand
<enable> <remediation-failure {role <name> | url <name>} | theme <name> |
user-logon | welcome-page <string>}
where:
auth-serverAssigns the specified authentication server the order in which it is
used. To assign highest order (position) enter 1.
default-roleSpecifies the default role.
guest-logonAllows guest log ins
login-page Specifies the name of the alternate login page HTML file.
logon-wait Configures a logon wait when the CPU is overloaded. Specify either
the percentage of CPU utilization when a logon wait is to be enforced, or
specify a number of seconds (range) to wait for captive portal logons. The
minimum wait is one second.
logout-popup-windowOpens a popup window for logout after authentication.
max-authentication-failuresConfigures the maximum number of authentication
failures before the user is blacklisted.
protocol-httpSpecifies the use of HTTP for authentication. The default is
HTTPS.
redirect-pause Specifies the pause time in seconds for automatic redirect.
show-fqdnAllows the user to see and select the fully qualified domain name
(FQDN).
sygate-on-demandConfigures the Sygate-on-demand agent.
themeSelected the theme for the captive portal page. Specify default1,
default2, default3, or custom.
user-logonAllows registered users to log in.
welcome-pageSpecifies the complete URL to an alternate welcome page to
show after authentication.
Example
The following example shows how to blacklist any user unsuccessfully
attempting more than three times to log onto the captive portal.
(Alcatel2400) (config) #aaa captive-portal max-authentication-failures 3