Anyone from PF support team to chime on it, please ? Desperately trying to understand what's wrong.
One more thing from my investigation. The webpage that pops up when I connect to a hotspot contains the following URL https://172.16.0.120/guest/s/q4b0wgkk/?ap=18:e8:29:93:52:a8 <https://172.16.0.120/guest/s/q4b0wgkk/?ap=18:e8:29:93:52:a8&id=c4:9d:ed:8c: 11:03&t=1604086233&url=http://www.msftconnecttest.com%2fredirect&ssid=Testin g> &id=c4:9d:ed:8c:11:03&t=1604086233&url=http://www.msftconnecttest.com%2fredi rect&ssid=Testing 172.16.0.120 is the IP address of PF management interface listening for captive portal. But q4b0wgkk is the folder name from Unifi controller. It doesn't exist on PF. Why is it formed that way ? c4:9d:ed:8c:11:03 is the MAC address of the endpoint And 18:e8:29:93:52:a8 is the AP indeed. Eugene From: ype...@gmail.com <ype...@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, October 30, 2020 12:42 PM To: packetfence-users@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: PacketFence certificate issues Guys, Sorry for flooding you with questions regarding public WiFi via captive portal. I'm making baby steps going ahead and now ran into one more problem. The endpoint (Windows 10) associates to a guest SSID and the web browser opens up a page with a URL pointing to PacketFence (172.16.0.120) It is reachable but the message on the page says: "Connect to Wi-Fi" with a "Connect" button. All my attempts to click it doesn't do any result. But my capture of the conversation between the endpoint and Packetfence is attached. The endpoint (10.0.254.4) complains about the certificate (Fatal error) and sends RST and closes the connection Am I missing something ? Eugene
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