There is a specific web page that enabled 'Device Registration'.
You need to 'Enable' it in the Configuration->Registration
Your users then go to https://YOURPACKETFENCE/Device-Registration
where they enter a username and password.
The credentials they can use must be matched by one of your defin
I cannot install OpenVAS on this platform as it fails lots of dependencies.
Any ideas on how to get this working?
--> Finished Dependency Resolution
Error: Package: openvas-smb-1.0.1-1.el6.art.x86_64 (atomic)
Requires: libhdb.so.9(HEIMDAL_HDB_1.0)(64bit)
Error: Package: perl-Net-WMIClie
Hi Antoine,
Thank you for answering.
YES the CoA is properly applied and the client ends up in the production VLAN.
Im using VLAN enforcement.
It seems to be only the test that fails, despite the client being moved to the
correct Vlan with CoA. The Clint then displays the error text even though
Yes that is the page we have enabled. The source is set to our active
directory. We can see the authentication on that page working from the
packetfence logs. The problem is when a user logins in on that page and
registers their MAC, they get the message that it registered OK, but
unless they a
Hello Paul,
can you try that:
diff --git
a/html/captive-portal/lib/captiveportal/PacketFence/Controller/Authenticate.pm
b/html/captive-portal/lib/captiveportal/PacketFence/Controller/Authenticate.pm
index 277fd9f..2e8be4a 100644
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a/html/captive-portal/lib/captiveportal/PacketFence/Control
Hello Paul,
There have been changes in PacketFence 6.1 for the device-registration page.
You could try to update to 6.1 or later and see if this was a bug
related issue.
I tested this on devel version and this is not happening to me, I used
an AD account to login in the device-registration page
Hello Dominic,
You are right for the test for internet connectivity, all we do is
requesting a small gif from inverse.ca, it could be an issue with MacOS
which does not manage to renew it's IP in time, could also be a browser
cache issue.
You could try to raise up the redirection_timer for i
Packetfence users,
I found a wifi extender connected to my wifi network.
It was a linksys that replaces the first 6 digits of the mac access with
02:0f:b5.
I have been searching for the method that other vendors are using for
their wireless extenders - linksys, d-link, belgin, etc.
has anybod
I do not get the same thing in 6.0.3.
It updates the 'nodes' tables with the username that registered the
device and the pre-defined un-regdate from the source.
Andrew
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Falmouth Exeter Plus
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From: Paul C
Just a couple of questions/comments:
1) if you grant me access to your wireless network, why do you want forbid me
to use such "access" as I would like? (Example: by connecting whatever I want,
and not strictly my notebook or smartphone)?
2) detecting a "strictly defined" wireless extender is n
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