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2.13.1.1. Basic
Fig. 81. Web redirection enabled with authentication.
There are three modes for Web redirection—Enabled with Authentication, Enabled without Au-
thentication, and Disabled.
In Enabled with Authentication mode, you specify the RADIUS authentication method that cor-
responds to your RADIUS server settings. Currently EAP-MD5, PAP, and CHAP are supported.
When a wireless user tries to access the Internet, he/she is redirected to a Default log-on page or a
page stored on an external Web server (The following URL), depending on the network administra-
tor’s choice.
Fig. 82. Default log-on page.
After the wireless user passes authentication, the wireless user can be brought to the originally re-
quested Web page (Original URL requested by the user) or to a default page for advertisement
purposes (The following URL). For example, if “http://www.wi-fi.com” is set for The following
URL, the user will be brought to the home page of Wi-Fi Alliance.
In addition, the Log-Off window is also shown after the wireless passes authentication. The Log-Off
window can be configured to contain the Default log-off page or a page stored on an external Web
server (The following URL).