Configuration of AP 561 for captive portal.

Can i use a single 561 accesspoint as a captive portal for whole network?
I would like to install linksys APs in my network & single 561 AP along with linksys accesspoints. So, can I use 561 as a captive portal for my entire network?

Ok. Here are the answers:
1. Basic steps for Portal Configuration
> Download ESS/MSS Business Package, it has two parts Business Package for ERP 2005 (Contains iviews, Roles etc) and XSS 5.0 or 6.0 depending upon the version of the ECC.
> Make sure that you have SAP_HR and EA_HR component installed on your ECC box.
> Also make sure that there is no compatibility mismatch between version of SAP_HR, EA_HR and XSS.
> Configure the JCo Destinations, create required system definition and establish SSO between ECC and Portal.
> Assign the role to the users
> After doing these steps you can see the SAP provided iviews etc working PROVIDED configuration on HR side are already done. (This is just to get initial configuration work)
2. I need some docs for configuring ESS and MSS...
> Provided by Bala above
3. a) After configuring ESS and MSS, wat needs to be done.. suppose my client is asking for Leave Request in ESS, whether i need to create that application in webdynpro java or webdynpro abap in backend and i've to call that application in portal throgh iview...
> Look for that application in WebDynpro (identify the component from iView properties) and show it to the client.
If they are Ok with the basic things then fine else they need to specify the kind of customisation they want in this component
Options available if we need to modify the components
>>Copy the component in your namespace and do the modification using NWDINWDS
>>If some field need to be disabled, you can do the same using Self service administration.
b) or by doing the configuration of ESS, by default i will get all the aplications(e,g, Leave Request, Travel Managemetn ....) from that package and it will display in iview...
Hope this helps. ...

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I have a guest network at the office that is configured with a captive portal for authentication. My MBP detects that it is behind a Captive Portal when the HTTP WISPr request fails and launches the WebKit (ie. the CNA) as designed and displays the login page. When the login is successful, the Captive Portal displays a success and the WebKit then proceeds to re-direct the browser to http://www.apple.com
Of late, Apple's homepage has become graphic rich and more often than not, loading the page without caching (since the webkit does not cache the webpage loaded) loading Apple's homepage on the guest network takes over 30-90 seconds depending on the traffic on the network. The OS does not allow me to use the network till the page on the webkit has successfully loaded and the "Done" button appears on the webkit and this often becomes irritating.
Is there a method to change the redirect URL to something less resource hungry like http://www.google.com or a less graphic rich Apple page (like http://www.apple.com/library/test/success.html)?
I understand that there is a method to disable Captive Portal Handling, ie.
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.captive.control Active -boolean false
However, I don't want to disable Captive Portal Handling in the OS as I don't believe Apps that require internet access will handle the lack of the internet well.
Any hints would be appreciated.
Cheers!

Hey again,
I did have a look at it and the Settings.plist file isn't very helpful for the issue I have.
The file defines the probes and exceptions. So you have the default probe WISPr URL in there (http://www.apple.com/library/test/success.html) and the exceptions for specific SSIDs, as an example, attwifi is in the exception list and uses an alternate probe WISPr URL (http://attwifi.apple.com/library/test/success.html). The configuration does not have parameters that would be used by the CNA for the redirect to http://www.apple.com after a succesful Captive Portal login.
Give it a shot on your laptop, get to a random public wifi like ATT Wifi/Starbucks/Guest Wifi's at office spaces/Boingo etc. and after the successful login, your CNA Webkit will re-direct to http://www.apple.com and the "Done" button won't appear till the page has completely loaded and stays as "Cancel" till the page is loaded.

How to permit Google play store access for captive portal guest users?

Introduction : There could be occasions when we need to permit Google play store access for guest users, A common example could be a hotel environment where unauthenticated users are allowed to access the hotel website and directed to Google play store to download their Apps.
Environment : This article applies to all controller models and AOS versions 6.1.3.x and higher.
Configuration Steps :
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play.google.com
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(Aruba3200XM) (config-dest) #name android.clients.google.com
(Aruba3200XM) (config-dest) #name *.ggpht.com
(Aruba3200XM) (config-dest) #name play.google.com
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(Aruba3200XM) (config-role) #session-acl google-play position 3
Verification :
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Name: Google-Play
Position Type IP addr   Mask-Len/Range
1         name 0.0.0.1   android.clients.google.com
2         name 0.0.0.2   *.ggpht.com
3         name 0.0.0.3   play.google.com
(Aruba3200) #show rights guest-logon
Derived Role = 'guest-logon'
Up BW:No Limit   Down BW:No Limit
L2TP Pool = default-l2tp-pool
PPTP Pool = default-pptp-pool
Periodic reauthentication: Disabled
ACL Number = 6/0
Max Sessions = 65535
Captive Portal profile = default
access-list List
Position Name              Type     Location
1         ra-guard          session
2         logon-control     session
3         google-play       session
4         captiveportal     session
5         v6-logon-control session
6         captiveportal6    session
google-play
Priority Source Destination Service Action TimeRange Log Expired Queue TOS 8021P Blacklist Mirror DisScan ClassifyMedia IPv4/6
1         user    Google-Play any      permit                           Low                                                           4
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Hello,
I plan to use the WAP321 as a WLAN Hotspot. But I need more than one AP. What is the Design for this?
Do I need to configure every WAP321 with the captive portal and the user need to re-login every time they roam to another WAP321?
Or can I redirect all WAP321 AP to one captive portal?
Thank for your support.
Christian

Nicola,
It may be too late, but with the new version1.0.2.3 software you can create a cluster of up to 8 WAP321's in order to share one configuration. The feature is called Single Point. Here is a paper on the feature
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Requirement:
How to allow Airwatch MDM access to the Captive-Portal guest users in pre-authentication role for Android and Blackberry devices?
What is Airwatch MDM?
Airwatch MDM is Mobile Device Management. The Airwatch is an enterprise which helps to manage and secure data traveling through the mobile devices like Laptops, Tablets, Android, iPhones, iPads etc.
Solution:
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Configuration:
Below is the configuration
Configuration steps:
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netdestination Airwatch
name *.awagent.com
name *.awmdm.com
name air-watch.com
netdestination Google-Play
name android.clients.google.com
name .ggpht.com
name gstatic.com
name accounts.google.com
name clients1.google.com
name clients2.google.com
name clients3.google.com
name clients4.google.com
name i.ytimg.com
name google-analytics.com
name .1e100.net
name android.l.google.com
name mtalk.google.com
name clients.l.google.com
name googleapis.com
name gvt1.com
netdestination BlackBerry
name *.blackberry.com
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ip access-list session Airwatch_Access
any   alias Airwatch svc-http permit
any   alias Airwatch svc-https permit
ip access-list session Google-Play-Store
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ip access-list session BlackBerry-Access
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user-role Guest-Pre-Auth-Role
access-list session Airwatch_Access
access-list session Google-Play-Store
access-list session BlackBerry-Access
access-list session logon-control
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white-list Airwatch
white-list Google-Play                                                                                ------------>Netdestinations where you defined the Domains.
white-list BlackBerry
Verification
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        This is suresh calling for clarifications and doubts in HCM...   see i'm new to portal, but my requirement is to configure ESS and MSS for HCM... i dont know actually wat needs to be done and the way of approach... these are the doubts,
1. Basic steps for Portal Configuration
2. I need some docs for configuring ESS and MSS...
3.   a) After configuring ESS and MSS, wat needs to be done.. suppose my client is asking for Leave Request in ESS, whether    i need to create that application in webdynpro java or webdynpro abap in backend and i've to call that application in portal throgh iview...
     b) or by doing the configuration of ESS, by default i will get all the aplications(e,g, Leave Request, Travel Managemetn ....) from that package and it will display in iview...
I dont know basic steps .... plz help me ... Thanks i advance...........!

Ok. Here are the answers:
1. Basic steps for Portal Configuration
   > Download ESS/MSS Business Package, it has two parts Business Package for ERP 2005 (Contains iviews, Roles etc) and XSS 5.0 or 6.0 depending upon the version of the ECC.
> Make sure that you have SAP_HR and EA_HR component installed on your ECC box.
> Also make sure that there is no compatibility mismatch between version of SAP_HR, EA_HR and XSS.
> Configure the JCo Destinations, create required system definition and establish SSO between ECC and Portal.
> Assign the role to the users
> After doing these steps you can see the SAP provided iviews etc working PROVIDED configuration on HR side are already done. (This is just to get initial configuration work)
2. I need some docs for configuring ESS and MSS...
> Provided by Bala above
3. a) After configuring ESS and MSS, wat needs to be done.. suppose my client is asking for Leave Request in ESS, whether i need to create that application in webdynpro java or webdynpro abap in backend and i've to call that application in portal throgh iview...
> Look for that application in WebDynpro (identify the component from iView properties) and show it to the client.
If they are Ok with the basic things then fine else they need to specify the kind of customisation they want in this component
Options available if we need to modify the components
>>Copy the component in your namespace and do the modification using NWDINWDS
>>If some field need to be disabled, you can do the same using Self service administration.
b) or by doing the configuration of ESS, by default i will get all the aplications(e,g, Leave Request, Travel Managemetn ....) from that package and it will display in iview...
Hope this helps. ...

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Hi,
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www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/vpn_client/anyconnect/anyconnect31/administration/guide/ac03vpn.html
False Captive Portal Detection
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Hi,
I have a Wap321 installed in my network. IP: 192.168.0.36 - VLAN 1
If I'm in the local area network, I do not have any problem to use the wireless.
I just added a guest VLAN for people who need Internet connection without LAN access. So I setup a second SSID and tag it with vlan 50. I can access to Internet. But If I want active the captive portal, I'm unable to access to it because the adress is in the VLAN 1 (or 192.168.0.36).
How I can setup my Wap321 to have the captive portal in the VLAN 50, not in the VLAN 1?
Thank you
Alex

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Jude.

1. i would like to know whether the above configuration would work with just 5508 and MS Active directory
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Wired NAD Interaction for Central WebAuth
If your client's machine is hard wired to a NAD, the guest service interaction takes the form of a failed MAB request that leads to a guest portal Central WebAuth login.
The Central WebAuth triggered by a MAB failure flow follows these steps:
1. The client connects to the NAD through a hard-wired connection. There is no 802.1X supplicant on the client.
2. An authentication policy with a service type for MAB allows a MAB failure to continue and return a restricted network profile containing a URL-redirect for Central WebAuth user interface.
3. The NAD is configured to post MAB requests to the Cisco ISE RADIUS server.
4. The client machine connects and the NAD initiates a MAB request.
5. The Cisco ISE server processes the MAB request and does not find an end point for the client machine. This MAB failure resolves to the restricted network profile and returns the URL-redirect value in the profile to the NAD in an access-accept. To support this function, ensure that an Authorization Policy exists featuring the appropriate "NetworkAccess:UseCase=Hostlookup" and "Session:Posture Status=Unknown" conditions.
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8. The gateway URL value with action CWA redirects to the guest portal login page.
9. The client enters the username and password and submits the login form.
10. The guest action server authenticates the user credentials provided.
11. If the credentials are valid, the username and password are stored in the local session cache by the guest action server.
12. If the guest portal is configured to perform Client Provisioning, the guest action redirects the client browser to the Client Provisioning URL. (You can also optionally configure the Client Provisioning Resource Policy to feature a "NetworkAccess:UseCase=GuestFlow" condition.)
Since there is no Client Provisioning or Posture Agent for Linux, guest portal redirects to Client Provisioning, which in turn redirects back to a guest authentication servlet to perform optional IP release/renew and then CoA.
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14. With redirection to the Client Provisioning URL, the Client Provisioning subsystem downloads a non-persistent web-agent to the client machine and perform posture check of the client machine. (You can optionally configure the Posture Policy with a "NetworkAccess:UseCase=GuestFlow" condition.)
15. If the client machine is non-complaint, ensure you have configured an Authorization Policy that features "NetworkAccess:UseCase=GuestFlow" and "Session:Posture Status=NonCompliant" conditions.
16. Once the client machine is compliant, ensure you have an Authorization policy configured with conditions "NetworkAccess:UseCase=GuestFlow" and "Session:Posture Status=Compliant" conditions), From here, the Client Provisioning issues a CoA to the NAD. This CoA will cause the NAD to reauthenticate the client using the RADIUS server. This reauthentication makes use of the user credentials stored in the session cache. A new access-accept is returned to the NAD with the configured network access.

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Hello All,
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Hi Lucas,
I was looking for a solution with my colleagues from the Support Center, but I am afraid the answer of what you ask is no - you can only use the internal database of the router, when using the Captive portal.
Can you use a Captive portal that isnt' the build in? Theoretically yes, if the users in the LAN has as gateway a machine with a captive portal, which will make the radius authentication and only after that will forward the trafic to RV180 and inet.. Unfortunately I cant offer you a practical configuration on this.
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Regards,
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