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Hotspot POD Login Page Custom Port

Daniel Schatz

Hi There,

we have a Guest WiFi with Hotspot Mode enabled.
Today we have Guests with personal Firewalls on their Laptops which only allows 80/443 TCP outgoing (in addition to non-web like DNS etc.).
The Guests have no access to the configuration of their personal Firewalls and cannot disable.

How can i change the default Port 4501 of the Sophos UTM POD login page to something else?
my login-page is HTTP only so why can't i use Port 80?
Port 80 on the WiFi Interface of the UTM is free, so why can't i use it?

regards,

Daniel



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    Daniel Schatz said:
    How can i change the default Port 4501 of the Sophos UTM POD login page to something else?

    I think what you are looking for can be found here:

    Management > User Portal > Advanced tab > scroll down to "Network Settings"

    You can set a different FQDN, bind it to a different subnet and change the port.

    John

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    Port 4051?  I never noticed that.  In any case, please let us know if John's suggestion to change the port for the User Portal affects the POD login for Hotspot.

    Cheers - Bob
    PS Moving this thread to the Wireless forum.

     
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    No. This does not work.

    Wrong Answer

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    OK, I haven't tried the following, but it should be an adequate workaround...

    1. Confirm that you have no Virtual Server in Webserver Protection that uses port 80 on the "Internal (Address)"
    2. Make a NAT rule like 'DNAT : {Guest WiFi Network} -> {4501} -> Internal (Address) : to HTTP'

    If that doesn't work, show us a picture of the Edit of your NAT rule.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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