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In the GUI, go to Network > Wifidog (Figure 15 and Figure 16). For CAT4, notice the three tabs under Web
Authentication Configuration - Basic Settings, Whitelist, and Advanced Settings. For CAT6/7 notice the three
panes in the Wifidog Settings window - Basic Settings, Whitelist, and Advanced Settings. In the Basic
Settings pane, click on the checkbox next to Enable to initiate Wifidog, and enter the AP code and the
Authentication Server Address. If you don't want to create a whitelist or configure advanced settings, for
CAT4, click on SAVE & APPLY. For CAT6/7, click on Apply. Otherwise, continue to the additional procedures
for these settings.
In the Whitelist pane you can add URL addresses to be whitelisted – that is, allowed – without the user
having to authenticate. Separate each URL with a comma (,). For the Free certification equipment field,
enter the hotspot users' device MAC addresses. Use a comma (,) to separate each one. If you don't want
to configure advanced settings, then click on SAVE & APPLY (CAT4) or Apply (CAT6/7). Otherwise, continue
to the additional procedures for these settings.
In the Advanced Settings pane, if you want all hotspot users to use the same authentication server and
login requirements, enter the server path information and set the Check interval field (maximum time, in
seconds), for logging in and the Client timed out field (maximum amount of time before failure to
authenticate times out, in minutes). Click on SAVE & APPLY (CAT4) or Apply (CAT6).
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