We have been working with Ruckus and Cloudpath on this issue as well.
These are the web addresses we allow to make google play and a few other
things accessible.  You basically have to open up everything to google but
google.com

 

                2              ocsp.digicert.com            EditClone

                3              crl3.digicert.com               EditClone

                4              crl4.digicert.com               EditClone

                5              *.play.google.com           EditClone

                6              *.ssl.gstatic.com               EditClone

                7              *.android.clients.google.com     EditClone

                8              *.googleusercontent.com           EditClone

                9              *.ggpht.com      EditClone

                10           *.geotrust.com EditClone

                11           *.appengine.google.com             EditClone

                12           *.settings.crashlytics.com
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                13           *.googleapis.com            EditClone

                14           *.cloud.google.com        EditClone

                15           *.gvt1.com         EditClone

                16           *.android.com  EditClone

                17           passwordreset.lamar.edu            EditClone

                18           *.amazon.com  EditClone

 

 

 

Jacob Bennefield, BBA

Manager of Network Services

Lamar University

 <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]

Phone: 409-880-7997

 

From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Turner, Ryan H
Sent: Friday, May 29, 2015 9:01 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] google play ACL

 

Hello all,

 

I've asked this question in the past, got some answers, attempted to
implement some solutions, and have ultimately been disappointed with the
results.

 

Our problem:  We have a limited access onboarding SSID.  Currently, users
must download the cloudpath agent directly from OUR server, requiring them
to configure their devices to allow non google market place applications.
I am attempting to streamline the onboarding process by allowing access to
google play directly to download the onboarding application, but am
failing miserably.  I have put up the white flag and opened up most of
google, but now I am finding that through a combination of cache servers,
and Samsung devices that appear to query for their own app store first, my
results work only half the time.

 

Has anyone else figured out a way to solve this madness?  We are not going
to open up the SSID to everything, because people would just use it and
not the proper wireless.

 

 

Ryan H Turner

Senior Network Engineer

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

CB 1150 Chapel Hill, NC 27599

+1 919 445 0113 Office

+1 919 274 7926 Mobile

 

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