Example 9, Public Kiosk Location - SMC Networks ELITECONNECT SMC2502W User Manual

Enable this Redirect for your Guest and User groups for each location, as shown
in Figure C-45.
That should get your SOCKS users proxying correctly.
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Example 9, Public Kiosk Location

This example shows how to setup a public access kiosk, or several kiosks. Let's say
you are providing wireless coverage of a large conference. This means you
probably want public access kiosks spread out over the show. Also you probably
want to allow conference attendees to get access through their own laptops. Let's
say you have 50 public access kiosks, and it takes 40 Access Points for you to cover
the entire show.
If you allowed the kiosks to behave exactly as the roaming attendees then you'd
setup the Everywhere Else location and you'd be done. But you might want the
public access kiosks to have only 20 minute expire times, thus keeping people from
hogging up the public kiosk for too long. Now, the roaming attendees won't be
very happy if they have to logon every 20 minutes. So you could figure out the
MAC addresses of the 50 kiosks and give them special rights. However, this will
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Figure C-45. Group Editor
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