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I think you should check out ntop. You can get a lot of insight on individual connected users, their traffic and a whole lot. Hope this helps

I've not been here in a while. @franco you are absolutely right. I talked to some developers and they solved it in seconds.We have a working separate token field now. Thank You very much

I have been working on captive portal for a while now and I want my users to use LDAP + TOTP to authenticate.In this case having the password and token in the same field is not really user friendly for end users.Especially when using "Token + Password" the token may expire before the user types in the password if it is really long.If there is a work around to separate these fields I would really appreciate. 

I absolutely agree with your last statement but I would like to present a more practical use case.Captive portal, making use of LDAP + TOTP. Most regular end users are not used to entering the password and token in the same field.And in the case of "Token + Password" , the token may expire before typing the password if the password is a long one.If there is a work around I could do myself I would really appreciate

You are welcome

I have setup captive portal on my OPNsense firewall.I imported a trusted ssl certificate to be used by the captive portal.The captive portal login page pops up and users can authenticate.It works fine.But after authentication, opening https sites (like google.com) times out.http sites work fine though.

I have used a trusted ssl certificate.The https captive portal page works perfectly and users are able to authenticate.However, after authentication, accessing regular https websites timeout

I wrote a short article about how to go about it

https://obengafrane-oa.medium.com/wireguard-peer-authentication-a-captive-portal-approach-c464e4be8675