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05-29-2012 07:56 AM
Hello
I am running Captive portal successfully with HTML/POST based authentication. However as I only have a self signed certificate this generates a warning in the users browser.
There is no requirement to encrypt the username/password submit to the portal in this implementation!
How can I run the Captive Portal without encryption on port 80?
Regards
Andreas Leknes
05-30-2012 12:31 PM
Hi...We support Captive Portal only in encrypted mode (SSL) to protect the user credentials. Please submit a feature request to your local Palo Alto SE if you need Captive Portal in the clear with no encryption.
May I recommend that you consider obtaining a valid SSL certificate and apply it to the redirect host in Captive Portal. The valid cert will resolve the SSL warning. Thanks.
05-31-2012 12:31 AM
Allright.
Can you recommend a vendor who will provide a valid certificate for a private IP address without full organizational validation?
05-31-2012 06:21 AM
I believe you can purchase an SSL cert for a domain,say captive.mycompany.com. On your internal DNS server, have captive.mycompany.com resolve to the IP address of the redirect host.
Also if you have your own CA server, you could have the cert issue there. Thanks.
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