Hi, In the prior versions it was easy to allow certain MAC addresses to bypass the portal by adding them through the GUI however that seems to have been removed in the new version.
I'm trying to allow certain devices (set with Static IP's) through as some are the AP's themselves, the controller and some Nest smoke alarms. However anything I try does not seem to work. Here is a simulated setup of the real environment: Packetfence 11.1.0 - Inline mode IP range for guest clients: 192.168.0.20-245 Control devices: 192.168.0.2-19 AP's: 192.168.246-254 Nests are set to DHCP and have been registered to the "Admin" account however they do not seem to be working as Google is not receiving data from them Solar Monitoring device is also DHCP Any ideas? I've tried registering all devices to the admin account, adding filter rules, etc. This is a fairly flat setup, AP's connect to the inline side directly via a dumb switch, clients connect to the AP's (no auth needed until you get to Packetfence). We do not want to enable generic IOT devices as folks keep on trying to add Alexa FireTV's, etc and the only available ISP in our area is lower speeds. I have about 40 or so MAC addresses that I need to have bypass the portal. Suggestions? Thanks.
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