Aruba Networks PowerConnect W Clearpass 100 Software Installation Manual
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- Page 1 Amigopod Skin Installation Amigopod | Technical Note Skin Installation...
- Page 2 Copyright © 2011 Aruba Networks, Inc. Aruba Networks trademarks include Airwave, Aruba Networks®, Aruba Wireless Networks®, the registered Aruba the Mobile Edge Company logo, Aruba Mobility Management System®, Mobile Edge Architecture®, People Move. Networks Must Follow®, RFProtect®, Green Island®. All rights reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1 Introduction ............................4 About this Technical Note .............................4 Audience ..................................4 What is an Amigopod Skin? ............................4 Do I need a custom Amigopod Skin? ...........................5 2 Installing Skins ............................7 Check for Plugin Updates ..............................7 3 Using Skins .............................. 9 Default Skin ..................................9 Operator Logins and Operator Profiles ........................9 Guest Self-Registrations ..............................10... -
Page 4: Introduction
Introduction About this Technical Note This technical note explains the installation of a professional Aruba Amigopod Skin. If you have not yet purchased a skin for your Amigopod server, or are interested in learning more, send your request to skins@amigopod.com. Audience This document is intended for network administrators and system integrators deploying an Amigopod-based visitor management solution. -
Page 5: Do I Need A Custom Amigopod Skin
A “skin” is applied to your Amigopod software to customize the appearance of the Web application. The skin determines the colors, images, styles, layout and navigation that will be applied to the Amigopod application. NOTE The skin is only used to customize the basic visual appearance of the application. It does not control the actual behavior or operation of the application. - Page 6 If I want to… Should I purchase a custom Amigopod Skin? Build my own user interface for guests based on No. Use the Custom Skin that is part of the HTML layout, CSS styles, images and other Amigopod software, and configure it accordingly. resources Navigate to Administrator >...
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Page 7: Installing Skins
Installing Skins Use the process described in this section to install a new Amigopod skin that you have ordered. You will require administrator access to the Amigopod appliance. Check for Plugin Updates To check for new plugin updates, navigate to Administrator > Plugin Manager > Check For Updates. - Page 8 Once the plugin update has completed, you will see a success message regarding the installation. If there are no updates, there is a chance the skin has already been downloaded. Navigate to Administrator > Plugin Manager > Manage Plugins and check the list under the “Skin Plugins” heading for your skin.
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Page 9: Using Skins
Using Skins The Amigopod appliance can have multiple skins installed at the same time. You can select the skin to be used for each guest-facing page that has been configured. This includes Web Login pages, Guest Self-Registration pages, Hotspot Manager pages, and even guest account receipts that are sent as HTML-formatted email messages. -
Page 10: Guest Self-Registrations
NOTE When the (Default) option is selected for an operator profile, the skin used will be the system’s default skin. NOTE An operator may be configured to use a different skin from that specified in the operator profile. In this case, the operator’s setting will take precedence. Guest Self-Registrations To select a custom skin for a guest self-registration page, navigate to Customization >... -
Page 11: Web Logins
NOTE When the (Default) option is selected for a guest self-registration page, the skin used will be the system’s default skin. Web Logins To select a custom skin for a web login page, navigate to Customization > Web Logins, click the web login page in the list, and then click the Edit action. -
Page 12: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting High Availability All plugin updates within a High Availability deployment require High Availability to be disabled, using the Destroy Cluster action. You will not be able to install plugin updates until High Availability is off. Once the plugins are installed, High Availability can be re-configured as usual. No Subscription If you receive the error: No subscription ID was supplied.