How to configure Third-Party Authentication on Reyee EG?

Overview

Reyee EG series gateway devices can interwork with WISPr-compliant external authentication servers. After a wireless client is connected to the Wi-Fi network, a Portal page pops up. The wireless client needs to be authenticated before it can access the Internet. Based on the services provided by different authentication servers, you can choose RADIUS authentication, local account authentication, or no authentication for third-party authentication。
Note
This feature is supported on RG-EG310GH-E,RG-EG305GH-P-E and EG310GH-P-E running ReyeeOS 2.237 or later.

Configuration

Ensure that the authentication server can obtain the MAC address of the wireless client:

• The gateway address of the wireless client to be authenticated is deployed on the authentication server
• If the gateway address of the wireless client to be authenticated is not deployed on the authentication server, then the device must act as a DHCP server to assign an IP address to the wireless client in order to obtain its MAC address. In this scenario, the Network Type must be set to Layer 3 Network
  

Complete relevant configurations on the third-party authentication platform, and then enable the Wi-Fi authentication feature on the device. For specific configurations, see the configuration manual of relevant thirdparty authentication platforms.

Configuration Steps

Open eweb locally or via Cloud

Choose One-Device >Gateway > Config > Advanced > Authentication > Cloud Auth.

Toggle on Authentication. Set Server Type to Third-party A uthentication, configure Auth Server URL , Client Escape and Authentication Type , and click Save.




(Optional) Considering the different HTTP parameters and request methods required by different third party authentication platforms, you can customize third party authentication parameters.

Verifying Configuration

1. Connect your smartphone to the specific Wi-Fi network to verify that the portal page pops up automatically.
2. Connect to different authentication platforms to view services provided by these authentication platforms.
3. After the connection is successful, view the details of the wireless client by going to Advanced > Authentication > Online Clients.
The online client list displays information about allthe current online clients, including the client IP address, client, MAC address, login time, and authentication mode. You can find the clientinformation based on the IP address,MAC address, or username.

If you want to kick off any client, find the target client in the online client list and click Delete in the Action column to kick the client off and disconnect the Wi Fi connection of the client.