Assuming you are doing downloadable User Role (DUR) , you need to create another DUR enforcement profile for guest-redirection

hope this helps
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Original Message:
Sent: Mar 17, 2023 06:23 PM
From: lvbeachlife
Subject: ClearPass captive portal with AOS-S switch
I have been through the wired enforcement document but still feel like there are a couple pieces missing. I see that the ip classes are defined and added to the policy, and the policy has been applied to the user role named SPLASH. I can't quite figure out where to configure the actual URL that the client should be directed to?
Original Message:
Sent: Mar 17, 2023 06:00 PM
From: ariyap
Subject: ClearPass captive portal with AOS-S switch
check the AOS-S section of wired enforcement technote
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Original Message:
Sent: Mar 17, 2023 05:00 PM
From: lvbeachlife
Subject: ClearPass captive portal with AOS-S switch
Does anyone have an end to end configuration guide to set up a captive portal with ClearPass for MAC authentication on an AOS-S switch. I am currently working on setting this up on a 2930F and have been able to get the CPPM certificate installed on the switch. We have the switch configured for port-access authenticator and port-access Mac-based and we are successfully getting both authentications to ClearPass. We are using DUR enforcement profiles for both 802.1x and MAC auth and those are all testing successful.
I am trying to set up a default enforcement that will send users to the captive portal and seem to be missing a piece. I am trying to understand what enforcement to send to the client when they first connect in order to get the captive portal page. Once they login, should the enforcement send a COA and then send the user role that allows the Internet access?
Any help on this part would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks