Why can't subscribers route to a domain name on Nomadix Access Gateways?
If subscribers can route to an IP address but not a domain name, it could be due to misconfigured DNS server settings. Review the host, domain, and primary, secondary, and tertiary DNS settings. Alternatively, the DNS server might be down. Check with your service provider to see if the DNS server is operational.
What to do if a subscriber is not redirected to the home page after logging in to Nomadix Access Gateways Gateway for the first time?
If a subscriber isn't redirected to the specified home page after their first login, ensure that home page redirection is enabled in the Access Gateway. Verify that the home page URL was entered correctly. Check that the server hosting the home page is operational and accessible through your service provider. Also, ensure that the DNS settings are correctly configured, including the host, domain, and primary, secondary, and tertiary DNS.
Lists core features of the Nomadix Service Engine (NSE) for public access networks, covering connectivity and billing.
Details the procedure to establish a direct cable connection and power up the Access Gateway.
Explains how to initialize the system and log in to the Access Gateway's Command Line Interface (CLI).
Guides system administrators on setting up initial configuration parameters via the CLI.
Details how to connect to and navigate the graphical Web Management Interface (WMI).
Introduces the Configuration menu for setting up various system parameters and services.
Covers managing subscriber profiles, DHCP leases, and current subscriber connections.
Describes defining how the subscriber interface is displayed and its available information.
Details managing login names, passwords, configuration settings, and routing.
Explains the plug-and-play access to broadband networks and the AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting) functionality.
Illustrates the functional relationship between the Access Gateway's AAA module and external support systems.
Outlines various subscriber management models like free access, MAC address, and credit card billing.
Provides a summary of items within the Configuration menu and their descriptions.
Lists items for managing subscriber profiles, DHCP leases, and connections.
Lists and explains common error messages encountered in the CLI and Web management interfaces.
Offers potential causes and solutions for frequently encountered issues with the Access Gateway.
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