Captive portal on multiple interfaces
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Is it possible to run captive portal on multiple interfaces? We have a wired and a wireless network both running on seprate interfaces. We are running 1.2-BETA-1-TESTING-SNAPSHOT-07-01-2007 of pfsense
Thanks
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Not currently.
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If you can use two pfsense … or one pfsense AND on router ...
one box for route LAN and WLAN to "WAN" ... so, 3 ip ranges.
At this "WAN", you connect in the same ip range, pfsense with only two interfaces ... the really WAN and the LAN ...WLAN------>|BOX| ---> wan ---> pfsense with CP ---> internet ...
LAN ------->|BOX| -
If you can use two pfsense … or one pfsense AND on router ...
one box for route LAN and WLAN to "WAN" ... so, 3 ip ranges.
At this "WAN", you connect in the same ip range, pfsense with only two interfaces ... the really WAN and the LAN ...WLAN------>|BOX| ---> wan ---> pfsense with CP ---> internet ...
LAN ------->|BOX|This is similar to how we do it as well. We have 2 cisco routers running glbp+policy routing+ip sla before the clients hit the portal. Glbp+policy routing+ip sla allows us to run multiple pfsense portals in active/active mode while allowing for outbound load balancing & failover. If we need to add another subnet, we can either do a router on a stick or place a router behind the policy routers.
It would be neat to have the ability to serve up captive portal on multiple interfaces and/or be able to serve up different portal content based on originating network though
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It would be neat to have the ability to be able to serve up different portal content based on originating network though
see this topic for how to set that up