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Ruckus Wireless SmartZone 100 Administrator's Guide

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Redirect to the following URL: You could set a different page where users will be
redirected (for example, your company website).
HTTPS Redirect: Enable this option if you want the AP to redirect HTTPS requests to
the Hotspot portal.
3. User Session
Session Timeout: Set a time limit (in minutes) after which users will be disconnected
from the hotspot service and will be required to log on again.
Grace Period: Set the time period (in minutes) during which disconnected users are
allowed access to the hotspot service without having to log on again.
4. Location Information
Location ID: Type the ISO and ITU country and area code that the AP includes in
accounting and authentication requests. The required code includes:
isocc (ISO-country-code): The ISO country code that the AP includes in RADIUS
authentication and accounting requests.
cc (country-code): The ITU country code that the AP includes in RADIUS
authentication and accounting requests.
ac (area-code): The ITU area code that the AP includes in RADIUS authentication
and accounting requests.
network: The following is an example of what the Location ID entry should look like:
isocc=us,cc=1,ac=408,network=RuckusWireless
Location Name: Type the name of the location of the hotspot service.
5. Walled garden: A walled garden is a limited environment to which an unauthenticated user
is given access for the purpose of setting up an account.
Click Add to add a user to walled garden, to provide access.
Click Import CSV to import the CSV file with user information.
5. Click OK.
You have completed creating a Hotspot (WISPr) service portal.
NOTE: You can also edit, clone and delete a Hotspot (WISPr) service portal by selecting the
options Configure, Clone and Delete respectively, from the Hotspot (WISPr) tab.
Creating a Web Authentication Portal
Web authentication (also known as a captive portal) redirects users to a logon web page the
first time they connect to this WLAN, and requires them to log on before granting access to use
the WLAN.
1. Go to Services & Profiles > Hotspots & Portals.
2. Select the Web Auth tab, and then select the zone for which you want to create the portal.
3. Click Create.
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Ruckus Wireless SmartZone 100 Specifications

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BrandRuckus Wireless
ModelSmartZone 100
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

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