>
> PacketFence does not change your SSID. It changes the VLAN you are placed
> in for a given SSID.
> So when first connecting to an SSID you are placed in a registration VLAN
> where you must provide credentials which are then used to register your
> device and associate it with a role (guest, staff etc.) that maps to a new
> VLAN.
>
> As you mentioned disconnection uses various methods (RADIUS, SNMP, telnet
> or SSH) to disconnect you from the AP.
>
Ah. Thank you - that clarifies things!
In the Administration Guide (v3.6.1) on p78, it says, "On wireless
networks, the usual PacketFence setup dictate that you configure two SSIDs:
an open one and a secure one. The open one is used to help users configure
the secure one properly and requires authentication over the captive portal
(which runs in HTTPS)." Now, I understand that the registration page can
provide a link to a wireless configuration file for an iOS device, but what
happens for other devices which require a secure, encrypted wireless link,
e.g. Windows machines and non-iOS phones?
Thank you in advance.
Andrew H
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