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victor - the captive portal is hosted on clearpass not on the controller. cert has not been replaced yet, so it gives me a warning when I am redirected to captive portal but that should not be the root cause?

2) with the original order of ACLs in the guest-logon user role nothing changes - user is redirected to captive portal, enters credentials, clearpass receives it as "webauth" type, says it`s accepted but user is still showing as guest-logon on the controller and is redirected back to the captiveportal login page

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3) if I change the order of ACLs in the controller, I get a certificate error (and based on the cert it`s showing it looks like I am not redirected to clearpass but to the controller) and then it just keeps looping in the browser between ".../captiveportal.php" and ".../captiveportal.php?cmd=login&mac=xxx" and I don`t even get the login prompt in the browser

I'm in the process of building out my new wireless guest network with Aruba controller (8.3.0.2) and Clearpass (6.7.5) controllers and am having an issue wtih a certfiicate error. I have a certificate from DigiCert on clearpass as well as my controllers and it seems to work fine. When i connect to my captive portal on a windows laptop, i get the captive portal pop-up and can log in with no certificate issues. I have a test iPad here as well and samething, connect and login with no certificate error.

Now on 5 different androids (runnig on different versions), i connect to network, get the captive portal pop-up which is https and thats fine. But when i click login i get the certificate error. I only seem to get the cert error on androids. I need another apple device or two to test with to verify it with that as well, but the ipad and windows devices are fine.

Since i am in a multi controller setup each with their own individual cert, i have those all added in the header html area. On each controller i have their own certs, each with their own common name. But i also have SANS created for them for different things. One of those SANs entries is the dns address of the cluster of controllers. That is the entry that is referneced in the IP address after on the captive portal page on the clearpass.

Thanks. I will go about doing that now and test it out. One more question, so when creating the certificate, the common name should not be in dns? And that common name is what i will put in the IP Address field on the captive portal webpage config in clearpass?

I then updated my web login address so it is captive-portal..com, which is the samething i used as the common name in the certficate. now when i connect i get the error saying captive-portal..com can't be found. since there is no dns entry for it, how does it know to go back to the controller?

It originally showed up only as securelogin.arubanetworks.com. I changed the web-server profile on the highest folder for the controllers, but that didn't seem to work. So i had to manually change it on all of the controllers and now it shows up correctly in the show datapath fqdn and the captive portal does work now.

Step 7. Aruba WLC intercepts request because of user-role configured for Captive portal. As a response to this request WLC returns HTTP Code 302 Page moved with the ISE guest portal as a new location.

Second authorization policy should provide access for guest user after authentication via the portal. This policy can rely on session data (User Identity Group/Use case guest flow and so on). In this scenario user should reconnect before Session Stitching timer expire:

To protect yourself from Session Stitching timer expiration you can rely on endpoint data instead of session data. By default, Sponsored Guest portal on ISE 2.0 is configured for automatic guest device registration (Guest device is automatically placed in Guest_Endpoints endpoint identity group). This group can be used as a condition:

Navigate to Security > Roles. Ensure that after SSID is created, new role with the same name is present in the list with access rule permit any to all destinations. Additionally, create two roles: one for CWA redirect and second for permit access after authentication on guest portals. Names of these roles should be identical to Aruba User-Role defined in ISE authorization profiles.

On user side ensure that ISE FQDN can be successfully resolved to correct IP. On Aruba side check that ISE url is defined correctly in captive portal settings and traffic towards ISE allowed in User-Role access restrictions. Aslo check that Radius server on SSID and ISE PSN in captive portal settings is the same device. From network perspective check that TCP port 8443 is allowed from user segment to ISE.

Typical symptom of this problem is that user is redirected for second time to guest portal. In this case in ISE Radius Livelog you should see that after COA for second authentication Authorization profile with CWA has been selected again. On Aruba side, check actual user role with the help of show clients command.

Click on the Edit button next to the Captive portal profile. Find the Splash page URL in the IronWiFi Console -> Captive Portal settings page, for example, -west1.ironwifi.com/api/pages/r-3wcpj-eezn3-b32pa/

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Instant On devices are simpler, and have no licenses or subscriptions to worry about. There are 6 AP and 7 switch models to pick from. All Instant On devices are managed through the free Aruba cloud controller. You can control them in the mobile app, or by going to portal.arubainstanton.com in a browser. Instant On has automatic and easy setup, while still offering most common networking settings.

Instant APs and switches can expand an existing network in what Aruba calls private network mode. Instant On switches support VLANs and have some layer 3 features like static inter-VLAN routing. They are not full L3 routers, and don't have features such as NAT or a DHCP server. You don't need to use Instant On switches in your network, you can use any switch. Using an Instant On switch has benefits though, and allows the Instant On portal to be a central place to configure VLANs and SSIDs.

For the most part, using the Instant On portal is straight-forward. If you're trying to setup a basic network it couldn't be much simpler. When you get to the edge of what Instant On can do, things are a little less clear. This is especially true for Instant On switches. There are features that are only available if you choose to manage the switch locally.

I need to spend more time with Instant On to make a final verdict, but in my few weeks of testing I was impressed. The hardware and performance are good, and the software is OK. My biggest complaint has been the limits of a cloud-managed switch. If the local-only features and a few more radio settings were added to the cloud portal, I'd consider running it full time in my home network.

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Once you have logged in through the HPE Greenlake portal and entered the desired Aruba Central application, click on Organization on the Central dashboard overview. ff782bc1db