security

The video extends our knowledge on L3 Web Authentication on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller to wired guest. We will configure our controller to server web login portal to wired Ethernet client by bridging client traffic through the controller to one of its interfaces. We will compare guest behavior to wireless guest seen in the previous videos.

The video walks you through web login portal customization on Cisco wireless LAN controller. We will be reviewing Cisco-provided web bundle and leveraging them in a deployment. We will show you how to configure the controller to serve unique web portal for each WLAN. Our configuration includes hosting the login page on the controller as well as from an external web server.

The video walks you through web login portal customization on Cisco wireless LAN controller. We will be reviewing Cisco-provided web bundle and leveraging them in a deployment. We will show you how to configure the controller to serve unique web portal for each WLAN. Our configuration includes hosting the login page on the controller as well as from an external web server.

The video walks you through configurations of passthrough web authentication and web redirect on Cisco wireless LAN controller. We will see how these web portals that do not required login credential can be used differently from the web policy authentication in previous videos. At the end, we will demonstrate the use of web login as a backup authentication to MAC filter failure.

The video looks at various user database options available for web authentication on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller, namely local guest and external RADIUS users. We will go through creating local guest account manually and via a lobby admin. We will demonstrate a use of RADIUS server, Cisco ISE, to provide centralized guest user database. A user role will be utilized to rate limit guest traffic both from static assignment to the local user account and dynamic assignment inside RADIUS attribute.