Captive Portal Configuration Example - Dell PowerConnect 8024 User Configuration Manual

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Captive Portal Configuration Example

The manager of a resort and conference center needs to provide wired
Internet access to each guest room at the resort and in each conference room.
Due to legal reasons, visitors and guests must agree to the resort's acceptable
use policy to gain network access. Additionally, network access from the
conference rooms must be authenticated. The person who rents the
conference room space receives a list username and password combinations
upon arrival. Hotel employees have their own Captive Portal.
The network administrator for the resort and conference center decides to
configure the three Captive Portals Table 18-3 describes.
Table 18-3. Captive Portal Instances
Captive Portal Name
Guest
Conference
Employee
Description
Free Internet access is provided in each guest room, but
guests must enter a name and agree to the acceptable use
policy before they can gain access. The manager wants guests
to be redirected to the resort's home web page upon
successful verification. No logout is required.
Because physical access to the conference rooms is less secure
than access to each guest room, the manager wants to ensure
that people who connect to the network through a port in a
conference room are authenticated. The Conference Captive
Portal uses the local database for authentication.
To gain network access, resort employees must enter a
username and password that is stored on a RADIUS server.
Configuring a Captive Portal
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