Hey Just FYI... Running both the Guest and RADIUS-Assigned VLANs on the
same AP (separate SSIDs, of course), does NOT work on Unifi's 3.8.15
firmware. It works with firmware version 3.8.3, broke at 3.8.6, and it's
working again at least as of 3.9.19.
So if you need that firmware version, it
Yes, David, this is my plan to test the captive portal on wired connections to
rule out the unruly Unifi APs
Ideally I would love to make it also work with HP switches 1820/1920 model
because this is the majority of switches installed in our organization.
But will try it on Cisco switch as a
This is a new clustered install of Packetfence-Zen. I have not intentionally
changed the default terminal password. I find myself not being able to log into
any of the three cluster members by SSH today for no known reason. Has this
happened to anyone else before? How did you get back into the
I've given it a go but it doesn't seem to apply.
I simplified it further to:
[mac]
filter = node_info.mac
operator = match
value = 00:11:22:33:44:55
[2:mac]
scope = RegisteredRole
role = REJECT
This didn't seem to apply either. Am I missing something obvious? Is there a
way to debug this?
Hi,
I would like to create a violation that will automatically detect wireless
routers in the cable network.
I would like to apply this violation for "Smartphones / PDAs / Tablets" and
"Routers and APs" connected to a particular switch group.
I tried to run this but the violation does not
Hi,
First email to this list, so excuse if my netiquette isn't up to muster.
We run a Meru 3200 controller (software Version 5.1-75), I have Packetfence
(7.4) running from
an ESXi VM on a trunked connection on a Debian Jessie flavour of linux and
everything seems to be working.
except for
I switched from GSuite Auth to LDAP for almost exactly this reason.. using
LDAP groups makes it very easy. I didn't find a way of making it work with
GSuite, but someone else here may have been more adventurous or creative!
It "should" be technically possible with enough hacking, as the federated
As a quick update to it, I captured traffic coming from UniFi controller to PF
during the connection of the client to guest SSID and see that there’s a
request coming to port 9000 (172.16.0.222 is my PF)
Folks,
I'm struggling to put all pieces together to make it work like it is
described in this guide:
https://www.puc.edu/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/162455/PacketFence-Login-For
-Guests.pdf
Would appreciate if someone will give me an advice where to start in PF.
Or alternatively if my
Hi,
First email to this list, so excuse if my netiquette isn't up to muster.
We run a Meru 3200 controller (software Version 5.1-75), I have Packetfence
(7.4) running from
an ESXi VM on a trunked connection on a Debian Jessie flavour of linux and
everything seems to be working.
except for
Hello all,
Something in my packetfence config is messing up my networking on the
centos machine. It seems to have assigned a self assigned ip address to all
of my interfaces and when I remove my vlan interfaces, they reappear after
a reboot. I'm really not sure what happened, but I've already
We map ours to AD Groups. We created an AD authentication source, joined the
domain, added an Authentication Rule for each Role that AD is going to
authenticate. For devices that don’t authenticate with AD, (ie printers, IP
phones, etc) we set up auto registration by setting up a violation that
I realize the 169.254 addresses are link=local addresses that are assigned
from the /etc/networks file? Could these be causing issues. Does anyone
else have these addresses with their working packetfence? Also, my routed
networks do not show up in my routing table, but do show up in my routing
Excuse repeat post I've added log data from packetfence.log on SSH failure as
well
First email to this list, so excuse if my netiquette isn't up to muster.
We run a Meru 3200 controller (software Version 5.1-75), I have Packetfence
(7.4) running from
an ESXi VM on a trunked connection on a
Hi Tim and gang,
Any idea where I should start looking into PF to troubleshoot WebAuth for WiFi ?
I finally had time to prepare UniFi according to screenshots published at github
https://github.com/inverse-inc/packetfence/tree/ae18f50b4879cc2d4132490fcee33f2fbe53b36f/docs/images
Namely this
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