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9. Click Save.
10. Click Push Configuration.
Configuring an SSID Captive Portal With Basic and Third Party Login
Using Local Authentication
1. Navigate to Configure > Access Point > Profiles.
2. From the Profile list, click SSID under the Actions column of the Profile of the SSID you wish to edit.
3. From the SSID list, click the SSID name of the SSID you wish to edit.
4. In the SSID configuration window, click the Captive Portal tab.
5. Select Sign-on with basic login page and third party credentials as the Splash page type.
6. Select a third party sign-on page from the drop-down menu.
7. [Optional] Click Splash page editor to open the splash page editor window. Refer to the
Splash Page Editor section for
more information.
8. Select Local authentication as the Basic Login Page type.
9. [Optional] Choose to enable or disable simultaneous logins.
10. Select a local authentication database from the drop-down menu.
Note: Local authentication databases can be configured separately. Refer to
Local Authentication for more information.
11. [Optional] Click Add authentication users to create a new local authentication database.
12. Specify the following information:
3
rd
party credentials
Check to the box next to Facebook and Google to enable logging in using Facebook and
Google account credentials.
Session Timeout Enter a duration (in minutes) before the connection session automatically times out.
Idle timeout
Enter a duration (in minutes) of allowed inactivity before the captive portal page times
out.
13. Click Save.
14. Click Push Configuration.
Configuring an SSID Captive Portal With Basic and Third Party Login
Using a RADIUS Server
1. Navigate to Configure > Access Point > Profiles.
2. From the Profile list, click SSID under the Actions column of the Profile of the SSID you wish to edit.
3. From the SSID list, click the SSID name of the SSID you wish to edit.
4. In the SSID configuration window, click the Captive Portal tab.
5. Select Sign-on with basic login page and third party credentials as the Splash page type.
6. Select a basic login page from the drop-down menu.
7. [Optional] Click Splash page editor to open the splash page editor window. Refer to the
Splash Page Editor section for
more information.
8. Select RADIUS as the Basic Login Page type.
9. [Optional] If you have no pre-configured RADIUS servers, click Add a RADIUS server and specify the following
information:
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