Hello,

my answer bellow


Le 2017-12-08 à 07:40, Roger Faria via PacketFence-users a écrit :

Hi all,

My packetfence 7.3 cluster works great but I have a couple questions and I hope you guys can help!

1. After my uses registers a device, it take a bit for my packetfence to talk to the switch and the switch to change vlans so on the enabling network access page the status bar runs and message displays saying "Enable to detect network connectivity. Try restarting your web browser or opening a new tab to see if you access has been successfully enabled". Now to me its not a big deal because 15 seconds later access is granted but my boss feel the helpdesk will get calls. Is there a way to put a delay on that message?

You can raise the value in the configuration (Fencing)

2. I created a DNS entry for my packetfence cluster address and wanted my students to be able to reach the device registration page so they can add their own devices. So when we go to the it, (https://Cluster_DNS_Name/device-registration) it redirects me to https://Server1_DNS_Name/captive-portal?destination_url=https://Cluster_DNS_Name/device-registration. Now if I just go to the https://Server1_DNS_Name/device-registration it work good.

I have to check, did you try with the VIP ?
Regards
Fabrice

Thanks!

Roger




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