Captive portal on multiple interfaces

[tunge2]

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

[sullrich]

Not currently.

[shreckbull]

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|

[egarnel]

@shreckbull:

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

[jeroen234]

@egarnel:

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

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,5368.0.html