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Internet should block until passed to click-through splash page
Hello,
I have configured the AP (MR20) & integrating the click-through splash page. So, i want that user should not be able to access the internet until he passed through the click-through splash page.
Currently user can able to access the internet without passing & sharing his/her custom details via click-through splash page.
Users redirecting to my splash page but also able to access the internet from browser in the same time without passing the click-through splash page.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Take a look at Wireless > Access Control (and make sure your guest SSID is selected at the top).
Locate the "Captive Portal Strength" setting. If you "Allow non-HTTP traffic prior to sign-on", users will be able to access the internet for most purposes without going through your captive portal page.
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Take a look at Wireless > Access Control (and make sure your guest SSID is selected at the top).
Locate the "Captive Portal Strength" setting. If you "Allow non-HTTP traffic prior to sign-on", users will be able to access the internet for most purposes without going through your captive portal page.
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Thanks for your valuable response but i already tried this. This was working on the 1st phase, i.e.; being redirected to my click-through splash page & user won't able to access the internet from browser directly. But once users redirected to my custom click-through page & clicked to the button it won't allow to access the internet after being authorized to it.
Don't know what i am missing in the configuration.
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what about walled garden? enabled?
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Probably buggy behavior but before making a case with Meraki.
Check if those users are already authorized.
Under wireless-> splash logins you should see the status of that user.
Login attempts also shows some info.
