DHCP/VLAN/BYOD/SMOOTHWALL Problem

[RTFM]

How can you track it on the guest network without auth?

 

You can see the logs of whats been accessed, not necessarily trace that back to a specific user though.

[Ephelyon]

You can see the logs of whats been accessed, not necessarily trace that back to a specific user though.

 

I'd want to know. Accountability is paramount and the Network Manager's ability to secure that for the school is key.

[DrCheese]

Our guest network is setup with NTLM auth, they hit smoothwalls SSL login page when they try to access the Internet.

 

They can't get on without entering their school username/password.

[RTFM]

Our guest network is setup with NTLM auth, they hit smoothwalls SSL login page when they try to access the Internet.

 

They can't get on without entering their school username/password.

 

How does a guest user do this? Or is your guest actually your BYOD solution so its only used by internal members of the school?

 

I assume guest to be, external to school / visitor so has no AD credentials:)

[DrCheese]

ah, Guest users can get a temporary AD account from Reception, the person that books out our public resources, or IT Support.

 

These staff can write down the users name & how long they'll need it for on a PHP page, when that expires we reset the password ready for the next time it's issued.

[RTFM]

ah, Guest users can get a temporary AD account from Reception, the person that books out our public resources, or IT Support.

 

These staff can write down the users name & how long they'll need it for on a PHP page, when that expires we reset the password ready for the next time it's issued.

 

Ahhh ok, makes sense

[Ephelyon]

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