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Installation and User Guide: Airgo Access Point 169

VLANs and security privileges are assigned to users by way of service profiles defined for user

groups and bound to the network SSID. It is required that the VLAN configuration include DHCP

and DNS services.

Internal Landing Page

The internal landing page is a configurable option within the Airgo AP. The guest password for the

AP can be set using the Guest Access panel, or an automatically generated password can be

configured through the User Management panel in NM Portal. If the automatically generated guest

password is used, then the authentication process for the internal landing page also checks the

password entered by the guest user against the RADIUS authentication service provided in the

security portal. If either password is acceptable, the guest user is authenticated and receives the

privileges specified in the guest service profile. Internal landing pages are compatible with the

VLAN and non-VLAN options.

Figure 120 shows how Acme Works configured guest access with an internal guest landing page. In

this example, the company has two VLANs: Corporate and Guest. Corporate and guest users

belong to the Enterprise and Guest user groups, respectively, with appropriate service profiles

assigned and bound to the SSID. Corporate users are authenticated by way of the enterprise

RADIUS server, while guest users are authenticated by way of an internal landing page configured

in the Airgo AP. After they are authenticated, guest users are place in the Guest VLAN.

NOTE: If guest access is configured on a VLAN other than VLAN 1, the DCHP server on the

AP cannot be used to provide IP address service for the guest VLAN. Use an external DHCP

server.