Template:Networking rutos manual hotspot

The information in this page is updated in accordance with firmware version .

Summary

On Teltonika Networks devices a Hotspot is a service that provides authentication, authorization and accounting for a network. This chapter is an overview of the Hotspot section for {{{name}}} devices.

General

Hotspot Instances

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The Hotspot Instances section displays the main parameters of your Hotspot. By default, a Hotspot instance does not exist on the device. To create a new instance and begin configuration:

1. select an 'Interface';
2. click the 'Add' button;

After this, a new Hotspot configuration window will appear.

General Settings

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The General Settings window is where most of the Hotspot configuration takes place. Look to the sub-sections below for information on configuration fields found in the General Settings sections.

General

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Field	Value	Description
Configuration profile	Cloud4wi | Default | Hotspotsystems | Purple portal; default: Default	Pre-configures Hotspot settings according to the selected service provider.
Enable	off | on; default: on	Turns the Hotspot instance on or off.
Hotspot Network	ip/netmask; default: 192.168.2.0/24	IP address and subnet of the Hotspot network.
IP Address	ip; default: 192.168.2.254	Defines the IP address of your Hotspot router in network.
Authentication mode	Local users | Radius | MAC authentication | Single sign-on; default: Local users	Authentication mode defines how users will connect to the Hotspot.
Local users: Allow signup	off | on; default: off	Allows users to sign up to hotspot via landing page.
Local users: Expiration time	integer; default: 0	User credential expiration time. Applies to users who signed up via landing page.
Local users: Users group	user group; default: default	The user group to which users signed up via landing page should be assigned to.
Radius: Enable MAC authentication	off | on; default: off	Enable MAC address authentication.
MAC authentication: Require password	off | on; default: off	Enables password requirement for MAC authentication.
MAC authentication: MAC auth password	string; default: none	Password for MAC authentication.
MAC authentication / Single sign-on: User group	select; default: default	Specifies the group of dynamically created users.
Landing Page	Internal | External; default: Internal	If external Landing Page is chosen, new section, to enter website address, will appear, e.g., http://www.example.com
UAM Port	integer; default: 3990	Port to bind for authenticating clients.
Password encoding	off | on; default: none	Password encoding with the challenge.
Landing page address	url; default: none	External landing page address (http://www.example.com).
UAM Secret	string; default: none	Shared secret between uamserver and hotspot.
Success page	Success Page | Original URL | Custom; default: Success page	Location to return to after successful authentication.
Custom	url; default: none	Address must contain protocol (http://www.example.com).

Advanced

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Field	Value	Description
Additional interfaces	Available interfaces; default: none	Choose additional the interfaces you want to attach to this hotspot instance.
Enable MAC blocking	off | on; default: off	Blocks access to MAC addresses that have reached set amount of failed login attempts.
Logout address	ip; default: 1.0.0.0	IP address to instantly logout a client accessing it.
Protocol	HTTP | HTTPS; default: HTTP	Protocol to be used for landing page.
Enable TOS	off | on; default: off	Enables Terms of Service (ToS) requirement. Client device will be able to access the Internet only after agreeing ToS.
Trial access	off | on; default: off	Enables trial internet access for a specific group.
Group	User group; default: default	Specifies the group of trial users.
Subdomain	string; default: none	Combined with Domain to make a DNS alias for the Hotspot IP address.
Domain	string; default: none	Combined with Subdomain to make a DNS alias for the Hotspot IP address.
HTTPS to landing page redirect	off | on; default: off	Redirect initial pre-landing page HTTPS requests to hotspot landing page.
Certificate files from device	off | on; default: off	Specified whether to upload key & certificate files from computer or to use files generated on this device via the System → Administration → [[{{{name}}} Administration#Certificates|Certificates]] page.
SSL key file	key file; default: none	Upload/select SSL key.
SSL certificate file	certificate file; default: none	Upload/select SSL certificate.
Primary DNS server	ip; default: 8.8.8.8	Additional DNS servers that are to be used by the Hotspot.
Secondary DNS server	ip; default: 8.8.4.4	Additional DNS servers that are to be used by the Hotspot.

Radius

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Radius authentication mode uses an external RADIUS server, to which you have to provide an address to, instead of using the router's Local Authentication. If you are using Local authentication, this section is not visible.

Field	Value	Description
RADIUS server #1	ip; default: none	The IP address of the RADIUS server #1 that is to be used for Authenticating your wireless clients.
RADIUS server #2	ip; default: none	The IP address of the RADIUS server #2 that is to be used for Authenticating your wireless clients.
Authentication port	integer [0..65535]; default: 1812	RADIUS server authentication port.
Accounting port	integer [0..65535]; default: 1813	RADIUS server accounting port.
NAS identifier	string; default: none	NAS-Identifier is one of the basic RADIUS attributes.
Radius secret key	string; default: none	The secret key is a password used for authentication with the RADIUS server.
Swap octets	off | on; default: off	Swaps the meaning of input octets and output as it relates to RADIUS attributes.
Location name	string; default: none	Custom location name for your Hotspot.
Location ID	string; default: none	Custom location ID for your Hotspot.

Walled Garden

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You can add a list of addresses that users connected to the Hotspot will be able to reach without any authentication. By default this list is empty. Simply write addresses into the Address List.

Format of address is website.com (does not include https://www).

Field	Value	Description
Address list	domain names (one record per line); default: none	List of addresses the client can access without first authenticating. One record per line. See placeholder for accepted formats.

URL Parameters

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The URL parameters section becomes visible when Landing page is selected as External in [[{{{name}}}_Hotspot#General_2|General settings]] section.

Field	Value	Description
UAM IP	string; default: none	The IP Address of the Captive Portal gateway.
UAM port	string; default: none	The port on which the Captive Portal will serve web content.
Called	string; default: none	The MAC address of the IP Address of the Captive Portal gateway.
MAC	string; default: none	The MAC address of the client trying to gain Internet access.
IP	ip default: none	The IP Address of the client trying to gain Internet access.
NAS id	string; default: none	An identification for the Captive Portal used in the RADIUS request.
Session id	string; default: none	The unique identifer for session.
User url	string; default: none	The URL which the user tried to access before he were redirected to the Captive Portal's URL's pages.
Challenge	string; default: none	A challenge that should be used together with the user's password to create an encrypted phrase used to log on.
Custom 1	string; default: none	Add custom name and custom value which will be displayed in url parameters.
-	SSID | Hostname | FW version | --Custom--; default: SSID	-
Custom 2	string; default: none	Add custom name and custom value which will be displayed in url parameters.
-	SSID | Hostname | FW version | --Custom--; default: SSID	-

User Scripts

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In this section you can add custom Scripts that will be executed after a session is authorized in the Session up section, after session has moved from authorized state to unauthorized in the Session down section and after a new user has been signed up in the User signup section.

Field	Value	Description
Session up	bash script; default: none	Script executed after a session is authorized. Executed with the environment variables (Please refer to the wiki).
Session down	bash script; default: none	Script executed after a session has moved from authorized state to unauthorized. Executed with the environment variables (Please refer to the wiki).
User signup	bash script; default: none	Script executed after a new user has been created during signup process. Executed with the environment variables (Please refer to the wiki).

Local Users

The Local Users section is used to create and manage users that can connect to the Hotspot. The elements comprising the Local Users page are explained in the list and figure below.

1. Entering a Username, Password and clicking the 'Add' button creates a new user.
2. The 'Group' dropdown menu assigns a user to another group.
3. The 'Edit' button lets you change a user's password or assign the user to another group.
4. The 'Delete[X]' button deletes a user.

Landing Page

This section is used to define how your Hotspot's Landing Page will look like to connecting users.

General Settings

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General Settings section lets you choose the authentication protocol and theme that will be used in the Landing Page. You can download more themes using the [[{{{name}}}_Package_Manager|Package Manager]]

Themes

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The Themes section displays all available Landing Page themes. In order to download a theme, click the 'Download' button, in order to edit a theme, click the 'Edit' button next to it.

Images

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The Images section allows you to upload custom images to different objects.

Style Settings

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Pressing edit button next to style settings lets you edit how your landing page will look visually using CSS syntax.

View Settings

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In View Settings you can access and modify default templates for various parts of landing page and edit their HTML code.

Custom Theme

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To use custom theme you can download default theme and edit it's content. Then use upload button to upload it.

User Groups

User Groups provides the possibility to set different connection limits for different users. A group called 'default' is already created and does not have any limitations set by default. You can

1. create a new group by entering a custom Name and clicking 'Add'
2. or configure the existing rule by clicking the 'Edit' button next to it.

A group's settings page will look similar to this:

Field	Value	Description
Idle timeout	integer; default: none	A timeout in seconds after which idle users are automatically disconnected from the Hotspot. (0 means unlimited.)
Time limit	integer; default: none	Disables hotspot user after time limit in sec is reached. (0, meaning unlimited)
Download bandwidth	integer; default: none	Maximum download bandwidth that the users assigned to this template can achieve. Bandwidth can be specified in Mbit/s.
Upload bandwidth	integer; default: none	Maximum upload bandwidth that the users assigned to this template can achieve. Bandwidth can be specified in Mbit/s.
Download limit	integer; default: none	A received data limit that the users assigned to this template can reach. After the data limit is reached, the user will lose data connection. Download limit is specified in MB.
Upload limit	integer; default: none	A sent data limit that the users assigned to this template can reach. After the data limit is reached, the user will lose data connection. Upload limit is specified in MB.
Warning	integer; default: none	Send an SMS warning to hotspot user after warning value of download or upload data in MB is reached. Only works with SMS OTP authentication.
Period	Month | Week | Day; default: Month	The beginning of the period during which the restriction specified in this section will apply. After the period is over, all specified limits are reset.
Start day	integer [1..31] | Monday..Sunday | integer [1..24]; default: 1	Choices changes depending on what 'Period' was chosen. Specifies which day of the month, week or hour of the day the limits will be reset.

User Management

The Current Hotspot Users tab displays the status and session statistics of currently logged in users. You can also "kick" (deauthenticate) a user by clicking the 'Logout' button next to it.

The Registered Hotspot Users tab displays the data of unique users that have registered to the hotspot before.

Hotspot 2.0

The Hotspot 2.0 displays available WiFi interfaces. In order to begin configuring an interface click the 'Edit' button next to it:

[[File:Networking_rutos_manual_hotspot_2.0_interfaces_edit_button_wifi_v3_{{{wifi}}}.png|border|class=tlt-border]]

After this you should be redirected to the configuration page for that interface.

Hotspot 2.0 Configuration

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The main configuration parameters of a Hotspot 2.0 interface will be discussed in this section.

A Hotspot 2.0 interface requires WPA2-EAP encryption. You can configure it in the Network → Wireless page (click 'Edit' next to an interface and find the [[{{{name}}} Wireless#Wireless_Security|Wireless Security]] section).

General Setup

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Field	Value	Description
Enable	off | on; default: off	Turns Hotspot 2.0 for this interface on or off.
Internet access	off | on; default: off	Is used to inform the client device whether internet access is available.
Access Network Type	Private network | Private network with guest access | Chargeable public network | Free public network | Personal device network | Emergency services only network | Test or experimental; default: Private network	The access network type present in beacon and probe response frames. Mobile devices can use this information when selecting a hotspot.
HESSID	mac; default: none	Homogeneous ESS identifier (optional). This shall be identical to one of the BSSIDs in the homogeneous ESS.
Roaming consortium OI	3 or 5 octet hexstring; default: none	Only first three entries are available through Beacon and Probe Response frames.
Network authentication type	Not configured | Acceptance of terms and conditions | On-line enrollment supported | http/https redirection | DNS redirection; default: Not configured	Type of authentication used on this network.
Redirect URL	url; default: none	Http/https redirection link.
IP Address type availability	Address type not available | Public IPv1 address available | Port restricted IPv4 address available | Single NATed IPv4 address available | Double NATed IPv4 address available | Port restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available | Port restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available | Availability of the address type is not known; default: Availability of the address type is not known	Provides information about the IP address version and type that would be available to a mobile device after it authenticates to the network.
Domain name	domain name; default: none	The Domain Name ANQP-element provides a list of one or more domain names of the entity operating the hotspot network.
Venue group	various; default: Unspecified	Describes the venue in which the hotspot is located.
Venue type	various; default: Unspecified	Describes the venue in which the hotspot is located.

OSU Provider

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Field	Value	Description
OSU ssid	string; default: none	Informs client devices about the SSID used for OSU connections.
OSU server URL	url; default: none	Is used to inform the client device whether internet access is available.
Name language code	string; default: none	Two or three character language code (ISO-639).
OSU friendly name	string; default: none	User-friendly name of an OSU service provider.
OSU NAI	string; default: none	OSU network access identifier.
OSU method list	OMA-DM | SOAP-XML; default: none	Configures the supported OSU method(s) of the OSU provider.
Description language code	string; default: none	Two or three character language code (ISO-639).
Description	string; default: none	OSU service description.

WAN Metrics

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Field	Value	Description
Link Status	Link up | Link Down | Link in test state; default: Link up	Provides information about the WAN link that connects the hotspot to the Internet.
Downlink Speed	integer [1..4294967295]; default: none	Maximum downlink speed in Kbps.
Uplink Speed	integer [1..4294967295]; default: none	Maximum uplink speed in Kbps.

Venue Name Information

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The Venue Name Information is used to configure one or more Venue Name values for Venue Name ANQP information. To add a new Venue configuration, click the 'Add' button.

You should see a new entry appear in the Venue Name Information list.

Field	Value	Description
Language Code	string; default: none	Two or three character language code (ISO-639).
Venue Name	string; default: none	Name of this venue.
Venue URL Information	url; default: none	Venue URL to provide additional information corresponding to Venue Name information (the URL should contain protocol).

3GPP Cellular Network Information

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The 3GPP Cellular Network Information section is used to uniquely identify mobile network operators. To add a new mobile operator instance, click the 'Add' button.

You should see a new entry appear in the 3GPP Cellular Network Information list.

Field	Value	Description
Mobile Country Code	integer; default: none	Mobile country code (3 decimal digits).
Mobile Network Code	integer; default: none	Mobile network code (2 or 3 decimal digits).

Network Access Identifier (NAI) Realm Information

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The Network Access Identifier (NAI) Realm Information parameters provide information for stations using interworking network selection to allow automatic connection to a network based on credentials. To add a new NAI Realm Information configuration, click the 'Add' button.

You should see a new entry appear in the Network Access Identifier (NAI) Realm Information list.

Field	Value	Description
NAI Realm	url; default: Link up	The NAI Realm provides a list of NAI realms corresponding to the Home SPs that can authenticate a client device.
EAP Method	EAP-TLS | EAP-TTLS | PEAP | EAP-FAST; default: Undefined	Identifies the EAP method supported by that NAI realm for authentication.
Authentication Parameter	Undefined | Non EAP PAP | Non EAP CHAP | Non EAP MSCHAP | Non EAP MSCHAPV2 | Credential certificate | Credential username/password; default: Undefined	EAP method authentication parameter.

Operator Friendly Name

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The client device may obtain the Operator Friendly Name via GAS/ANQP queries to assist the user during manual hotspot selection. To add a new Operator Friendly Name configuration, click the 'Add' button.

You should see a new entry appear in the Operator Friendly Name list.

Field	Value	Description
Language Code	string; default: Link up	Two or three character language code (ISO-639).
Operator's Name	string; default: none	Provides a friendly name for the Hotspot Operator.

Connection Capability

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The Connection Capability section provides information on the status of commonly used communication protocols and ports. To add a new protocol/port configuration, click the 'Add' button.

You should see a new entry appear in the Connection Capability list.

Field	Value	Description
Protocol	ICMP | TCP | UDP; default: ICMP	Network protocol type.
Port Number	integer [0..65535]; default: none	TCP/UDP port number.
Status	Closed | Open | Unknown; default: Closed	Status to be displayed for the selected protocol/port combination.

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