User Guide Part 2

Wi-Fi Array

300 Using Tools on the Wi-Fi Array

between the two snapshots (for example, to see traffic and error statistics

for the interval). Thus, you must rename the first diagnostic log file.

Web Page Redirect

The Array uses a Perl script and a cascading style sheet to define the default

splash/login Web page that the Array delivers for WPR. You may replace

these files with files for one or more custom pages of your own. See Step 11

below to view the default files. See Step 14 on page 243 for more information

about WPR and how the splash/login page is used.

Each SSID that has WPR enabled may have its own page. Custom files for a

specific SSID must be named based on the SSID name. For example, if the

SSID is named Public, the default

wpr.pl and hs.css files should be

modified as desired and renamed to

wpr-Public.pl and hs-Public.css

before uploading to the Array. If you modify and upload files named

wpr.pl

and

hs.css, they will replace the factory default files and will be used for any

SSID that does not have its own custom files, per the naming convention just

described. Be careful not to replace the default files unintentionally.

Figure 153. Managing WPR Splash/Login page files

9. Upload File: Use this to install files for your own custom WPR splash/

not immediately used - you must reboot the Array first. At that time, the

Array looks for and uses these files, if found.

All passwords are stored on the array in an encrypted form and will not be

exposed in the diagnostic log.