01-18-2010 05:33 AM - edited 07-03-2021 06:25 PM
Hello, I have a wireless network set up with guest users being web authenticated and it all works nicely. However the configured DHCP pool on the WLC (which is on the small side) tends to get eaten up with unauthenticated users who attach to the guest WLAN but aren't actually using it, they haven't actually auth'd via the web portal. Is there a way to enable anything to stop these users getting an IP address unless they are actually going to use it? Can I configure a key to access the WLAN before the web auth happens or something.
Thanks for your help
01-18-2010 09:10 AM
To use the web portal you need an ip address from the WLC.
Perhaps you can tweak the timeouts on the WLC.
01-27-2010 01:26 PM
Add a Requirement for a PSK in layer 2 authentication.
I have been considering this as well as it seems no matter how large a pool I create they keep getting eaten up by errant associations. The problem is that most users that will be utilizing the Guest Access wouldn't have the slightest clue as to how to set a PSK up; with all the different supplicants out there, creating a how-to document is sort of out of the question.
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