My understanding: Those destinations can be accessed freely that is authentication is not required when accessing hosts/networks specified in the "Walled Garden".
Example uses for exceptions might include: Public/local information resources (campus map, local public/private transportation, public telephone directories) Public/workplace health and safety resources (law enforcement, emergency response, poison control, utilities) Workplace/labor/industry information, policy and regulatory resources (MSDS, OSHA, government, private phone directories) Computer/Technical resources (asset control, local/remote technical support, update servers)
Walled Garden (in 9.113) configuration is WebAdmin: Wireless Protection->Hotspots->Advanced, Walled Garden (or WebAdmin: Protección inalámbrica->Puntos de acceso, Avanzado, Jardín vallado).
Also, did you know the WebAdmin interface language can be set to Spanish? WebAdmin: Management->WebAdmin Settings, General tab, WebAdmin Language (or "cc set webadmin language spanish"). I had to restart WebAdmin ( /etc/rc.d/httpd restart) to get it to actually switch (9.113).
Unfortunately the online help appears to exist only in English, German, Japanese and Russian. (My 9.113 online help footer claims to be 9.204.)
My understanding: Those destinations can be accessed freely that is authentication is not required when accessing hosts/networks specified in the "Walled Garden".
Example uses for exceptions might include: Public/local information resources (campus map, local public/private transportation, public telephone directories) Public/workplace health and safety resources (law enforcement, emergency response, poison control, utilities) Workplace/labor/industry information, policy and regulatory resources (MSDS, OSHA, government, private phone directories) Computer/Technical resources (asset control, local/remote technical support, update servers)
Walled Garden (in 9.113) configuration is WebAdmin: Wireless Protection->Hotspots->Advanced, Walled Garden (or WebAdmin: Protección inalámbrica->Puntos de acceso, Avanzado, Jardín vallado).
Also, did you know the WebAdmin interface language can be set to Spanish? WebAdmin: Management->WebAdmin Settings, General tab, WebAdmin Language (or "cc set webadmin language spanish"). I had to restart WebAdmin ( /etc/rc.d/httpd restart) to get it to actually switch (9.113).
Unfortunately the online help appears to exist only in English, German, Japanese and Russian. (My 9.113 online help footer claims to be 9.204.)
