On 23.7.2021 18.03, Ullfig, Roberto Alfredo wrote:
Can we specify the error message to return to the user with:

RejectReason you must specify your domain...

or must that be done on the wireless controller?

I think the wireless controller would need to take Reply-Message attribute contents from Access-Reject and somehow send it to the wireless client.

I'm not completely sure, but I don't think it's possible. The EAP messaging that goes over the wireless hop isn't capable to do it, I'd say.

One option might be to create a Handler for realmless users that authenticates them and then drops them to a VLAN which is a walled garden. There they would always be redirected to a web page with information about what they should do to get full access. It might be a bit heave solution though.

Currently when a user fails to enter their domain the error message they get says to "move closer".

Is that something you generate locally or does it come from somewhere else, such as, eduroam?

Thanks,
Heikki

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On 13.7.2021 22.38, Ullfig, Roberto Alfredo wrote:
So I noticed a doc here for handling empty realms:

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Are the Handlers executed in order from top to bottom?

Yes. The handler order, Handler check items, '...' in <Handler ...>, and
Handler - Realm relationship is discussed in more detail here:

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Thanks,
Heikki

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