We're planning on creating a PSK wifi network for all those (airgroup) devices that do not support WPA2-Enterprise
The initial plan was
1). Have a silly PSK for the SSID ( its going to be advertised everywhere)
2). use the API set to register client device in a static host list
3). Auth SSID against static host list
4). Use DHCP signatures to restrict who can connect to it ( e.g. if macOS,iOS,Windoze Linux then you should be using dot1x)
However thei can se devices will probalby want to do "airgroup stuff" so was wondering if I can kill 2 birds with one stone and have an aurthentication source use the airgroup registration details to connect devices to the SSID.
There's a [guest device repository] auth source that has lots of SQL statements in it. Could we use that to auth airgroup users to an SSID, or will the SQL need some "tweaking" ?