My captive portal

[LadiesMan217]

[themaharshpatel]

@ladiesman217
Loved it!!!

Can you share its files? Will implement it on mine.

[LadiesMan217]

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[LadiesMan217]

Hi this is my humble captive portal for my captive portal business. feel free to use it.
all files can be downloaded here Merry Christmas everyone!

[themaharshpatel]

@ladiesman217 Thanks man for the link!

[Gertjan]

@ladiesman217

About :

The port number should be hard coded, and checked. For example, public or company portals use the more user friendly 'https', so the port could/would be '8003'. If more portals are defined, this number will change.

Also,

https://portal.my-pfsense-portal-domain:8003/captiveportal-block.html?zone=ZONE

where ZONE is the captive portal zone ID.
This one :

For me, it would look like :

https://portal.my-pfsense-portal-domain:8003/captiveportal-block.html?zone=CPZONE1

Thanks for sharing your work

[Bamb]

Thank you for your great work. I apreciate it verry much. Is there a possibility to provide us with a Logout page, when the "Logout popup window" option is enabled?

Thanks

[Gertjan]

@bamb

If you enable the logout page in pfSEnse, you are only half way.
The browser on the device should also accept and show the popup window.
Guess what : most users disable them ;)

A good plan B is : have the users auto logged out if they don't use the connection any more.
Set the soft time out to 15 minutes or so.

[Bamb]

@gertjan said in My captive portal:

@bamb

If you enable the logout page in pfSEnse, you are only half way.
The browser on the device should also accept and show the popup window.
Guess what : most users disable them ;)

A good plan B is : have the users auto logged out if they don't use the connection any more.
Set the soft time out to 15 minutes or so.

Indeed, that is a good plan B.