Web Auth with Mac Filtering

I am trying to setup a scenario where a user logs in via Web Auth and witha  successfull connection the Mac Address is remembered for 7 days. That way if the user connects again during the course of 7 days they aren't required to authenticate via web auth again they just get access. After 7 days they will need to login again through the web auth. Similar scenario to what you see at a Hotel wireless network. Anyone know how I would go about setting up the dyanmic mac filtering and set the timer for 7 days? With that said I want it to be for a single SSID.

well, it's not possible with just the WLC.
You can do it, but you need to have a way to pull the MAC address from the webauth page, and insert that into a LDAP db, which you control the age out process in.
Then on a subsequent visits they get mac-authed instead of having to re-accept the page.
in the webauth config you would check the On MAC filter failure box.
HTH,
Steve
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