Configuring Advanced Wireless Settings - NETGEAR ProSafe WG102-500 Reference Manual

Table 5-1. Hotspot (or Captive Portal) Settings (continued)
Field
Pass-through IPs
Authorized MAC
Addresses
Authentication Method
6. Click Save or Save to Flash & Activate to save your settings.
The Hotspot feature is now enabled and the first HTTP or HTTPS request will be
redirected to the supplied Redirect URL. For information about wireless client separation,
which is useful for hotspots and other public access situations, see
Client Separation" on page

Configuring Advanced Wireless Settings

The advanced wireless settings normally do not need to be changed. The default advanced
wireless settings usually work well.
To change the wireless access point's advanced wireless settings:
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The IP addresses that a user can go to without being redirected to the
Redirect URL or without being authenticated, that is, the IP addresses that
form the walled garden. You can enter up to three IP addresses with their
subnet masks. The subnet masks must be entered in Classless Inter-Domain
Routing (CIDR) notation.
The MAC addresses for which authentication and redirection are bypassed.
This option is particularly useful when wireless devices do not have browser
capability, such as wireless VoIP phones.
There are two methods to use the MAC Insertion Tool to add MAC addresses
to the Authorized MAC Addresses table:
User defined Manually enter one or more MAC addresses for which
MACs: authentication and redirection must be bypassed. Then,
click <<< Add to list.
Connected clients: Select one or more listed MAC addresses for which
authentication and redirection must be bypassed. Then,
click <<< Add to list.
Note: To delete MAC addresses from the Authorized MAC Addresses table,
select (highlight) one or more MAC addresses in the Authorized MAC
Addresses table, then click Delete highlighted.
The method to perform user authentication. The pull-down menu lets you to
make one of the following selections:
•
No Authentication. This is the default setting.
•
Plain Key Authentication. You must specify an authentication key.
•
Shared Key Authentication. You must specify an authentication key.
•
RADIUS Authentication. A RADIUS server is required (see
RADIUS Server Settings" on page
Authentication Key The authentication key for Plain Key Authentication and
Shared Key Authentication.
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