We are running a captive portal on Control (v8.5.6.17) and trying to migrate to XCC (05.36.03.0017). I have WPA2/Enterprise networks working but captive portal is causing me some grief.
Essentially the endpoint is placed into the correct network and is challenged by the captive portal (to accept T&Cs) but their network access is not restricted as an unregistered user.. they can browse the internet when this should not be allowed until they become registered. My understanding is that the 'unregistered' role is built-in to XCC and it should be preventing access. Any tips on how to stop traffic until the registered phase?
I have tried these rules but they dont seem to have any effect. If I change the default action to deny on the unregistered role they get no access network access at all (i.e. not even captive portal).
Essentially the endpoint is placed into the correct network and is challenged by the captive portal (to accept T&Cs) but their network access is not restricted as an unregistered user.. they can browse the internet when this should not be allowed until they become registered. My understanding is that the 'unregistered' role is built-in to XCC and it should be preventing access. Any tips on how to stop traffic until the registered phase?
I have tried these rules but they dont seem to have any effect. If I change the default action to deny on the unregistered role they get no access network access at all (i.e. not even captive portal).
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I raised a GTAC ticket and had some assistance. Essentially with XCC 5.36 the role name used for captive portal has changed. When you create a captive portal a "Onboard / Rule" is created and it is the name of this rule that must be returned by control. In my case the default rules were all I needed (didn't need to add services to the role in policy).
XCC Onboard Rule:
Policy Role in Control with matching Name:
I raised a GTAC ticket and had some assistance. Essentially with XCC 5.36 the role name used for captive portal has changed. When you create a captive portal a "Onboard / Rule" is created and it is the name of this rule that must be returned by control. In my case the default rules were all I needed (didn't need to add services to the role in policy).
XCC Onboard Rule:
Policy Role in Control with matching Name:
