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> The Drop Voucher function drops only invalid/expired vouchers!

Arrgh!!!
My description is wrong.
I did NOT drop vouchers.
I deleted a voucher group using the "trashcan" button on the upper right.

After deleting all vouchers they are still usable by clients.
And on OPNsense's voucher administration page they are invisible/gone.

Sorry for this confusion.

  StP

Franco,

thanks for the clarification.

I'm fine now  ;)

Best regards
  StP

- Create voucher
- Use voucher to connect a device over WIFI -> works
- Disconnect device
- Drop voucher
- Reconnect device over WIFI -> still works

Is this WAD?
I'd expect a dropped voucher to be invalid even if its validity period is not yet expired.

Best regards
  StP

Problem solved!!! But I don't understand why...

During the very first installation of the system (16 months ago) I defined a list of DNS servers under "System/Settings/General".
And the first entry was our local domain's DNS server.
The one that is used by all domain members.
The public DNS servers follow after that internal one.
Maybe this is not a clever configuration but it always worked.

Removing our internal DNS server from the list lets Android clients log into Captive Portal.
I do understand that a WIFI client cannot access that internal DNS server as this is blocked by the firewall.
But:
- Why is no other public DNS server used?
- Why did it work for iOS and Windows clients?

One other thing: I just installed 16.7.5 over 16.7.4. Any possible influence?

Best regards
  StP

Thanks for your efforts.
Unfortunately it does not work.
I will try to capture a connection attempt and see what's in there.

Regards
  StP

Thanks.
Hopefully you will find something...

Stefan

No answer yet.
Problem still not solved.

StP

It seems the general discussion forum is not (regularly) visited by OPNsense developers. So I'm reposting here...
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We did set up a guest WIFI access point following

https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/guestnet.html?highlight=captive%20portal

It works fine for Windows PCs and iOS devices.
But Android devices do not show the login screen.
Neither automatically (as my iPhone does) nor after opening a browser and entering an arbitrary URL.

Any ideas?

Stefan

Anyone???

We did set up a guest WIFI access point following

https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/guestnet.html?highlight=captive%20portal

It works fine for Windows PCs and iOS devices.
But Android devices do not show the login screen.
Neither automatically (as my iPhone does) nor after opening a browser and entering an arbitrary URL.

Any ideas?

Stefan

Thanks, found it.

StP

Can you please share the solution?
I created a captive portal following this:

https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/guestnet.html?highlight=captive%20portal

It does not mention how to restrict the characters used for username/password.

Regards
  StP

If I log into OPNsense, navigate to the dashboard and just leave it alone for some hours I get an error message about a hanging script. This is the link mentioned in the error box:

https://172.16.30.1/ui/js/d3.min.js:2

My dashboard shows:
- Traffic graph
- Interface statistics
- System information
- Interface list

OPNsense 16.7.1
Browser: Firefox 48.0

Regards
  Stefan

That does it  :)

Thanks Franco!

Stefan

Not yet working.
My ACL.xml is now looking like this:

<acl>
    <!-- unique acl key, must be globally unique for all acl's  -->
    <page-services-VoucherAdmin>
        <name>WebCfg - Services: Captive Portal Vouchers page</name>
        <description>Allow access to the 'Services: CaptivePortal: Vouchers' page.</description>
        <patterns>
            <pattern>ui/captiveportal/voucher/*</pattern>
            <pattern>api/captiveportal/voucher/*</pattern>
        </patterns>
    </page-services-VoucherAdmin>
</acl>