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Private PSK 1 SSID Two Networks

Introduction

  • This is our first use case and a very simple implementation.
  • With this implementation we will:
    • Create a WiFi network with a SSID called Campus PSK.
    • Redirect unknown MAC Addresses to a captive portal.
    • Allow known MAC Addresses onto our network.
  • We keep things simple by using the same PSK on both networks.
  • Although there are just one SSID and the PSK is the same, there are two networks and the network that the user will be landing on are determined by RADIUS.
  • There are two main components to Private PSK
    • The AP with the SSID that has Private PSK enabled.
    • The RADIUS which return a client's Private PSK key and optionally a VLAN the client needs to be on.

The AP side

  • We will start with the configuration of the Access Point in AP Desk.
  • Select a cloud to work in and to to NetworksAP Profiles. Click on the Add button.
  • Here we create an AP Profiles called Campus PSK.

  • After we created it we will edit it.
  • Each AP Profile has the following sections.
    • General
    • SSIDs
    • Exit Points
    • Common Settings
    • Devices
  • These section names should be self explanatory.
  • We will be working on:
    • SSIDs - We will Add an SSID called Campus PSK with Private PSK configured.
    • Exit Points - We will define a bridge and Captive Portal. The Captive Portal will use An Internal Dynamic VLAN (We will use number5)
    • Common Settings - We will define an Internal VLAN for the Captive Portal (We will use number5)

SSIDs

  • Add the SSID with Private PSK encryption.

  • Specify the RADIUS server of your choice. We will point to our RADIUSdesk server (The same server)
  • After you created it there will be a red alert stating it is not connected to an Exit Point.
  • Next we will do the Exit point

Exit Points Part1

  • Add a bride exit point and connect it with the Campus PSK SSID.
  • For the Captive Portal Exit Point we first have to create an Internal VLAN. We choose to use VLAN 5.
  • This is specified under Common Settings.

Common Settings

  • We will only use one internal VLAN in the AP.

  • We choose list and only specify one item (5).
  • We can now co beck to SSIDs to define our Captive Portal Exit Point.

Exit Points Part2

  • Add a Captive Portal Exit Point and specify that it connects with Dynamic VLAN5.

  • Save everything.
  • You should now have two exit points.