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Hello everyone! I was originally looking for a simple captive portal - no auth, no DHCP, nothing fancy just a splash page with instructions on how to connect to our networks BYOD guest Wifi. OPNSense was the first solution I found that just worked out of the box.
That is it's working well on the network attached to an interface. I'm struggling to get a routed network to work through it, however. I've spent a couple of days troubleshooting and searching these forums (and of the original project's forums, google etc.)
Here's what I know:
Routed clients can access the OPNSense IP address, browse, get to the Captive Portal splash page and even "Agree" - creating a session. After this, requests just time out. DNS is working - names are resolved. I don't see any blocked traffic from a sample client in the Firewall logs.
Likely the environment is too complicated to get a simple answer, but I would like some help diagnosing. Where can I look to see where this traffic is failing? Is there somewhere I can see the operation of the Captive Portal? Firewall? I have looked at the links from the web GUI, but they don't seem to show anything of interest.
That is it's working well on the network attached to an interface. I'm struggling to get a routed network to work through it, however. I've spent a couple of days troubleshooting and searching these forums (and of the original project's forums, google etc.)
Here's what I know:
Routed clients can access the OPNSense IP address, browse, get to the Captive Portal splash page and even "Agree" - creating a session. After this, requests just time out. DNS is working - names are resolved. I don't see any blocked traffic from a sample client in the Firewall logs.
Likely the environment is too complicated to get a simple answer, but I would like some help diagnosing. Where can I look to see where this traffic is failing? Is there somewhere I can see the operation of the Captive Portal? Firewall? I have looked at the links from the web GUI, but they don't seem to show anything of interest.
