Hi leonardo,
there is no need for the PF machine to be publicly reachable. But it should
have a proper dns name / domain and valid certificates issued to that name
(or at least certificates that the client, the laptop pc, can trust.)
If this is a use case with google-for-education domains, then
Hi there
Is it possible to have a certificate put in place on a public wifi network that
will also give an option for email registration?
So far I have yet to find anything about that. Currently community members and
staff who want to connect to the Open/Public network use our portal page that
Hello,
Does anyone have any experience or documentation on setting up PacketFence to
ignore switch probes? I can see this feature was added to 11.2 but I’m not 100%
sure on how to configure it.
Thank You,
Trevor
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Simon - Kucher &
hello Diego and thanks for the reply.
Leaving aside the discussion on mobile devices, and restricting the scenario
for simplicity to a laptop of a guest who is connected to a wifi network and
must authenticate on the Internet.
Our client asks that the guest who launches the browser (eg Chrome)
