User's Guide

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Internal Captive Portal Settings

An internal captive portal resides on Extreme Campus Controller. Conﬁgure the following parameters

for an internal captive portal.

Table 61: Internal Captive Portal Settings

Field Description

Portal name Select an icon to add, edit, or delete a captive portal. When you

add or edit a captive portal, the portal conﬁguration dialog

displays.

Portal Connection Indicates the Interface/Topology that is used for the portal

communication.

Use FQDN for connection Use the Fully-Qualiﬁed Domain Name (FQDN) of the VLAN

instead of its IP address when redirecting clients to the captive

portal. This is required for OpenID Connect.

Walled Garden Rules Click Walled Garden Rules to conﬁgure policy rules for the

internal captive portal.

Use HTTPS for connection (Optional) Indicates that the connection will be secure with

HTTPS.

Authentication method Select the local authentication method for the Internal Captive

Portal. The following authentication methods are supported for

Internal Captive Portal:

• Local. Look up in the local password repository.

• LDAP. Look up on a remote LDAP server. This option

enables LDAP Conﬁguration.

• Default AAA Server. This value must be conﬁgured for Local

or LDAP.

Note: Default AAA provides validation of client acceptance

status based on provided credentials. Indication of a speciﬁc

role for policy assignment change is not supported.

LDAP Conﬁguration Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. Select a conﬁguration

or select the plus sign to add a new conﬁguration.