The Portal configuration screen splits into two sections: Server and General settings.
Server
The Portal hostname and Portal IP are fed into the DRP using variables from the
.env file used in the Address Manager configuration. They
remain read-only fields displaying the domain name and IP of the DRP server. The
following example shows the format of the variables and their values:
PUBLIC_BASE_HOST=localhost
PUBLIC_BASE_IP=127.0.0.1HTTPS Enforced allows admins to enforce secure communication so users are directed to the HTTPS URL every time they attempt to access the DRP. It is disabled by default.
General
Auto-detect Device MAC enables automatic detection of MAC addresses for all devices that reach the device registration page. If disabled, users need to manually enter the MAC address of their device.
Auto-detect OS enables automatic detection of the Operating System being used on all devices that reach the device registration page. If disabled, users need to manually select the OS of their device from the drop down list.
Enable auto-registration automatically registers all devices used to log in to the DRP. The rule will apply if the user has not reached their limit of registered devices and device details can be retrieved, but does not apply to Guest devices.
Supported operating systems and aliases allows admins to define a list of Operating Systems (OS) and their aliases (used as display names for the OS) that will be supported on the network and available to users upon registration of devices.
To add an OS to supported:
- Select Add OS/alias.
- Open the drop-down menu to select the OS and add an Alias of choice.
- Confirm by selecting Add.
- Select Save Changes to store and apply your change.
Once the OS is displayed in the list, a trashcan icon appears next to its name.
To remove an OS from supported:
- Select the trashcan icon next to the desired OS.
- See Portal configuration saved successfully message and the OS removed from the list.
- Select Save Changes to store and apply your change.