Click Networks from the Aruba Instant On home page.To configure Guest portal service on the Aruba Instant On web application, follow these steps: Aruba Instant On offers you the ability to customize Guest Portal with your business logo, pictures, legal terms and other details. You can also use the Guest portal to add details about your business and advertise special deals. Guest portals are commonly used to present a landing or login page which may require the guest to accept your terms and policies before connecting to the Internet. It is available to newly connected users in a Wi-Fi network, before they are granted broader access to network resources. Guest portal can be accessed using a web browser. Select the Wi-Fi Enhanced Open checkbox to enable the feature.Ensure that the Security type for the Guest network is set to Open or Portal.To configure OWE on the Guest network, follow these steps: Enhanced open provides improved data encryption in open Wi-Fi networks and protects data from sniffing. Essentially, 2 similar SSIDs are broadcast and OWE capable clients will connect to the OWE version of the SSID, while non-OWE clients will connect to the legacy version of the SSID. It runs concurrently with an equivalent legacy Open SSID. Wi-Fi Enhanced Open (OWE) is the open security type derived from WPA3. The network is marked as Active, and all network settings are made visible. To disable the network, deselect the checkbox. Under the Identification tab, select the Active checkbox to enable the network.Click the ( ) arrow next to the guest network. Click Networks ( ) tile on the Instant On home page.To change the guest network status manually, follow these steps:.For more information, see Wi-Fi Enhanced Open (OWE). If you choose the security level for the Guest network as Open or Portal, you have the option to enable Wi-Fi Enhanced Open on the network.Enter a password of your choice in the Network password field. Click Password, if you want to secures the network using a shared password (PSK) by using either WPA2 Personal or WPA2 + WPA3 Personal encryption.For more information, see Configuring Guest Portal. Click Portal, if you do not want to secure the network with a password or if you want to redirect users to your Captive Portal page before accessing the network.Click Open, if you want the user to access this network without the requirement of entering a username or password.Select one of the following Security levels:.Select Guest, under Usage to indicate that the network is for guest users.This tab appears only when your site has both wired and wireless networks. Click Add ( ) and select the Wireless tab.
Click the Networks tile on the Instant On web application home page.To create a Guest Network, follow these steps:.A Guest network is configured to provide access to non-enterprise users who require access to the Internet.
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