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Guest users are to have access only to the internet, and not to <u>anything</u> else?<br />
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Create a DMZ at the internet access point, put the WAP for the guest users into it, and move the firewall back one layer, e.g., the firewall should protect the corporate network, not the DMZ.<br />
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Regarding &quot;time based token access&quot;, I've no idea what that might be. &nbsp;Perhaps you could expand more on that topic.
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Guest users are to have access only to the internet, and not to anything else?

Create a DMZ at the internet access point, put the WAP for the guest users into it, and move the firewall back one layer, e.g., the firewall should protect the corporate network, not the DMZ.

Regarding "time based token access", I've no idea what that might be.  Perhaps you could expand more on that topic.

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guest wireless network should not have a password to login. but when try to access internet it should ask. whatever access token should be for a specific time ( one hour, 2,3,8 likewise).
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guest wireless network should not have a password to login. but when try to access internet it should ask. whatever access token should be for a specific time ( one hour, 2,3,8 likewise).

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Imal Upalakshitha

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We have HP MSM 720 wireless controller with fortigate 200e firewall &amp;&nbsp;server 2012 radious server. What are the best options to provide internet access to guest users. Solution should not create firewall rules every time &amp;&nbsp;it should be a time based token access for specific users.
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We have HP MSM 720 wireless controller with fortigate 200e firewall & server 2012 radious server. What are the best options to provide internet access to guest users. Solution should not create firewall rules every time & it should be a time based token access for specific users.

wireless Internet access for guest users

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