Does anyone have a succes story with pfSense and logging wifi accesses ? It appears that in the near future, activity of all wifi access granted to customers outside your organization needs to be logged... so that in case of misuse, you can show it was a customer and not an employee...
I was first thinking on using the captive portal... but this wouldn't allow me to log their accesses. I then thought on using the proxy squid in pfSense, but to have logging enabled, I probably shouldn't use an Alix solution with a CF card, since this will do many writes onto the CF, and ultimately destroy it. (and I feel that that the Alix-CPU isn't quite up to the task for squidproxy). So how does one solve this on quite an economic way ? Since my customer doesn't want to make his customers pay for this solution, but he also doesn't like the idea of being accused of misuse... I could think about a low-level computer, with a SATA disk... install pfsense on that, and have a 3-legged network solution : 1 WAN, 1 LAN, 1 PUBLIC (in which the PUBLIC needs to be authenticated with CARP, and have proxysquid active on all the users on the PUBLIC port). Can the captive portal tokens be linked into the squid-log ? Kind regards, Michel
