• Wireless Network Manager
• Getting Started with Wireless Network Manager
  • About Wireless Network Manager
  • Using the Wireless Network Manager Interface
  • Using Wireless Network Manager Guide
• Overview
  • Dashboard
  • Alerts
  • Threats
  • Logs
• Using Air Marshal
  • RF Survey
    • Discovered Aps
    • Discover and Report Unassociated Wireless Clients
  • RF Spectrum
  • RF Monitor
  • Packet Capture
    • Wireless
    • Ethernet
  • Bluetooth LE
• Managing Your Network
  • Network Hierarchy
  • Network Topology
  • Zones
  • Devices
    • Managing Access Points
      • Managing the Configuration of Access Points
        • General
          • Bridge Mode
          • NAT Mode
        • Radio
        • SSL VPN
          • Activating SSL VPN
          • Editing SSL-VPN
      • Upgrading the Firmware for Specific Access Points
      • SonicWave Diagnostics
        • Testing Connectivity With Your Gateway or DNS Addresses
        • Testing Connectivity With Ping, Traceroute, or NSLookup
    • Viewing the Wireless Client Journey
    • Port Settings
    • Managing Switches Using Wireless Network Manager
      • Managing Switches
    • Managing Switch Clients
• Managing Policies
  • Policy Hierarchy
    • Select an AP Policy
      • General
      • System
      • Radio
      • Mesh Network
      • Bluetooth
      • • Certificate
        • Others
      • RRM (Radio Resource Management)
      • WIDP
      • 802.1X
      • Port Setting
      • ALG
      • SNMP
      • Syslog
    • Select a Switch Policy
      • General
      • System
        • Spanning Tree Protocol
        • Link Layer Discovery Protocol
        • Voice VLAN
        • Quality of Service (QoS)
        • Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) Snooping
        • Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Snooping
        • Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Relay
        • Loopback Detection
        • Jumbo Frames
        • Multicast Filtering
        • 802.1X
        • Static Route IPV4
        • DoS
        • Radius Server
        • Mirror Settings
        • Address Resolution Protocol
        • Static MAC Address Table
        • SNMP
      • Ports
        • General
        • VLAN
        • QoS
        • QoS Storm Control
        • Security
        • ACL
        • 802.1X
        • POE
      • Link Aggregation
        • LACP
        • Group
        • Trunk Port Settings
        • VLAN
      • VLAN
        • General
        • Network
        • IGMP
    • Select an SSID
      • SSID Policies
        • Adding SSID Security Policies
        • Editing SSID Security Policies
      • General
        • Basic
        • Authentication
          • Disabling the Strict Rekey
        • Others
        • VLAN
        • Dynamic VLAN Support
      • Advanced
        • Band Selection
        • IEEE802.11R
        • IEEE 802.11K
        • IEEE802.11V
        • SSL-VPN Security Tunnel Access
        • DNS
        • Agile Multiband
      • Security Policies
      • Guest Portal
        • Sign-on Settings
          • Sign-on with One-Time Passwords
          • Configuring Twilio Billing for SMS
          • Sign-on with LDAP Server Authentication
          • Sign-on with Active Directory Server Authentication
          • Sign-on with RADIUS Server Authentication
          • Sign-on with SAML Authentication
          • Wireless Guest TOTP Authentication
        • Customized Splash Page
          • Use a Linked Image on the Customized Splash Page
          • Collect User Feedback from a Customized Splash Page
    • Select a Security Policy
      • CFS (Content Filtering Service)
        • General
        • Category
        • Enabling or Disabling Reputation
        • URI List
        • Customize Block Page
      • CATP (Capture Advanced Threat Protection)
        • General
        • File Types
        • Protocols
        • MD5 Exclusion List
        • Customize Block Page
      • CAV (Cloud Gateway Anti-Virus)
        • General
        • File Types
        • Protocols
        • MD5 Exclusion List
        • Customize Block Page
      • ACL
        • General
        • Authentication/Association MAC Filtering
        • ACL
        • Bandwidth Management
      • Geo-IP & Botnet
      • APP Control Security Policy
  • AP Policies
  • Using Tags to Manage Access Points and SSIDs
    • Using Tags to Manage Access Points
      • Adding Tags to an Access Point
      • Removing Tags Associated with an Access Point
      • Viewing Tags Associated with an Access Point
    • Using Tags to Manage SSIDs
      • Adding Tags to an SSID Group
      • Removing Tags from an SSID Group
      • Viewing Tags Associated with an SSID Group
  • QoS Policies
  • Wi-Fi Multimeda (WMM) Profiles
    • Creating Wi-Fi Multimeda (WMM) Policies
    • Enabling Wi-Fi Multimeda (WMM) Policies
  • Managing Switch Policies
    • Adding Switch Policies
    • Editing Switch Policies
  • Managing SNMP Policies
    • Setting the SNMP ID
    • Adding SNMP Policies
    • Editing SNMP Policies
    • Deleting SNMP Policies
    • Setting SNMP Policies
  • Managing Switch SNMP Policies
    • Adding Switch SNMP Policies
    • Editing Switch SNMP Policies
    • Applying Switch SNMP Policies
• Security
  • Security Policies
    • Content Filtering Service
      • Creating Content Filtering Service Security Policies
      • Editing Content Filtering Service Categories
      • Adding Sites to the Whitelists and Blacklists
    • Customizing Blockpage
    • Applying a Security Policy to an SSID Group
    • Capture Advanced Threat Protection
      • Creating Capture Advanced Threat Protection Security Policies
      • Adding an MD5 Hash to the Exclusion List
    • Cloud Anti-Virus
    • Access Control Policies
      • Creating and Editing Access Control Policies
    • Geo-IP & Botnet
    • Application Control
  • Address Objects
    • Creating Mac Address Objects
    • Creating Address Object Groups
  • Service Objects
  • Matched Objects
  • QoS Objects
  • Schedule Objects
    • Scheduling VAP Security Policy
  • App Objects
• Admin
  • Reports
    • Generating Report Tasks
    • General Settings
  • Users
    • Configuring User Quota Control
  • Settings
    • General
      • Client Timezone
    • Firmware
    • Notification Center
      • SMS Event Notifications
  • Certificates
    • Batch Import
    • Import Certificates
  • Using the WiFi Planner
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Guest Portal

From the Guest Portal page you can choose the type of authentication to require of users wanting to sign on to a session, and the details of the session. You can choose what type of access you will allow and which type of credentials must be presented. When you click in the box next to the access type, more access and user session options appear.

For this service, there is a customized screen for Cloud Captive Portal and Guest Services support. A captive portal is a web page (also called a splash screen) displayed before the guests can access the Internet using a desktop or mobile device. Captive portals allow administrators to block Internet access until the guest has completed some defined process, such as looking at an acceptable use policy screen and clicking on a button indicating agreement to the terms of the policy.

If the guest user attempts to access any other pages before successful authentication has been completed, they will be redirected back to the authentication page.

Currently Wireless Network Manager supports the following six authentication methods, as seen on the screen above:

• None (direct access) - If this method is selected, there is no authentication.
• Click-through - The user must view and acknowledge your splash page.

• External Guest Authentication - The user is redirected for outside authentication.

  

• Social Account - The social account splash page is shown below:

  

• Sign On with - The user must enter a user name and password before being allowed on the network.

  

• Customized Splash Page - The user must view and acknowledge your customized splash page before being allowed on the network.

  

• Advanced - This option is displayed if you do not select None from the Basic options.

  Enable the toggle bar for Enable Walled Garden, if required.

  A walled garden is a user interface function that helps the end user to create an allowed list of URLs and IP addresses that users of a captive portal is allowed to access prior to authentication. For example, to allow patrons of a restaurant connect to the Wi-Fi, and browse the restaurant's menu pages prior to their gaining full internet access via registering an email address or logging in via social media.

  Select the Captive Portal Strength radio button Block all access until the authentication is complete and provide the list in the box Bypassed Authentication Domains and IPs. If you select the option Allow Domains/IPs Exempt from Authentication, provide the list in that box.

  

Click OK to apply your selections.