User's Guide

Table Of Contents

2. Select an existing portal or select Add.

When adding a new portal, enter a name for the portal, save it, then select that portal from the list.

3. Conﬁgure the following parameters:

• Guest Portal. Intended for temporary access through guest accounts. Valid values are:

◦ Guest Web Access

Allows unauthenticated access to the network for the duration of the client's session. Allows

the optional presentation of an Acceptable Use Policy. No permanent end user records are

stored to enhance network security, and to minimize the number of registration records

stored in the database. Select Manage to conﬁgure settings.

◦ Guest Registration

Allows unauthenticated access to the network for a conﬁgurable period of time. Registration

has provisions for capturing end-user speciﬁc information such as a name, phone number, or

email address. Allows the optional presentation of an Acceptable Use Policy. Registration

using credentials for Facebook, Google, or Microsoft are supported. Select Manage to

conﬁgure settings.

◦ Disabled

Indicates that the Guest Portal is not enabled.

• Authenticated Portal. Intended for guests and sta with authenticated user accounts.

◦ Authenticated Web Access

Allows authenticated access to the network for the duration of the client's session. Allows the

optional presentation of an Acceptable Use Policy.

◦ Authenticated Registration

Allows authenticated access to the network for a conﬁgurable period of time. Registration has

provisions for capturing end-user speciﬁc information such as a name, phone number, and

email address. Allows the optional presentation of an Acceptable Use Policy. Self-Registration

and Pre-Registration are conﬁgurable.

◦ Disabled

Indicates that the Authenticated Portal is not enabled.