Wireless Access

Dear All,

 

I have installad a Guest and a Corporate WiFi networks in an Industrial Plant, the Corporate is for Internal user only (proxy and internet filters) the Guest is only for external users, this is separated from the LAN and bypass every internet controls proxy and filters.

 

Now i must delegate the guest-provisining to no-IT people and i wish to set restrictions on the expiration time of the guest profile they will generate. I want avoid that they create eternal accounts on the Guest Network to use like a free internet account with no restriction for internal people.

 

is it possible to force the expiration date in 2/3 days? and then disable the "End date" field?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 

See if this helps :

Are you using the internal captive portal or ClearPass/Amigopod ?

Hello,

 

Thanks for the fast reply, i'm using ArubaOS 6.1.2.3.

From your table it seems to me that I can not costumize the guest-provisining role, it's correct? any workaround?

sorry I did not understand, I've have already used this table, but i can only enable or disable these fields ... if i disable the "end_date" then I presume the accounts created by the guest_provisiong profile are endless and this is exactly what I want to avoid.

I want disable the "possibility of choice" of the end date and force this field in this way: end_date = start_date + 2days or something like that.

Thanks,

Sorry I should have explain when I posted the last screenshot but what I meant that is the only customization available unless you have an external guest portal clearpass/amigopod

Ok, thank you for your help!

The command you need is this

 

local-userdb maximum-expiration <mins>

  It will then not be possible for a guest-provisioner to create a user with a longer expiry time.  Normally done on the Master controller which is where the database is held.

 

Hope that helps

 

:smileyhappy:

Thank You, it works like a charm!

Hello guys,

I update this old post because i found a correlated problem to this issue, maybe a bug.

 

Following the solution i'va set a maximum expiration time to 7200 mins (5 days), but when i create an user postdating the starting time, it begin to calculate the time from the creation time and not frome the starting data (please take a look to the attachment, today is 2nd july).

 

Thanks,

Davide

 

 

 

Please open a support case so that this can be replicated and possibly fixed.