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We're rolling out a small number of Cisco autonomous APs for a customer, and I need to determine if there's any way to handle guest SSID accounts with some form of &quot;acceptable use&quot; banner/web page. This is built-in feature on Cisco wireless LAN controller (WLC) environments (lightweight, controller-based APs), but this is a non-controller-based solution.<br />
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I've been through the entire 1242 configuration guide with no luck. Something this simple seems like it'd be a built-in feature for the &quot;heavy&quot; AP solutions also.<br />
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Thanks, and links/references are always appreciated.<br />

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We're rolling out a small number of Cisco autonomous APs for a customer, and I need to determine if there's any way to handle guest SSID accounts with some form of "acceptable use" banner/web page. This is built-in feature on Cisco wireless LAN controller (WLC) environments (lightweight, controller-based APs), but this is a non-controller-based solution.

I've been through the entire 1242 configuration guide with no luck. Something this simple seems like it'd be a built-in feature for the "heavy" AP solutions also.

Thanks, and links/references are always appreciated.


Cisco wireless - autonomous APs with web banner for guest login

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