D-Link DSA-5100 Configuration
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This guide will walk you through setting up the D-Link DSA-5100 to work with Wireless Orbit. If you need additional information on basic configuration of the gateway, please consult the external links section of the D-Link DSA-5100 page of this wiki.
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Authentication Policies Configuration
After logging into the D-Link DSA-5100's administration interface (on the Private LAN interface by default) click on Authentication Policies in the menu on the left (under User Authentication). You should now be at the Authentication Policies Configuration page. Now click on the Edit link for the first policy. You should now be at the Preferred Authentication Policies page. From here:
- On the Policy ID line from the pulldown select "1:postifx1" and make sure the Set as Default checkbox is checked (both of these settings should be the default)
- In the Policy Name blank enter "WirelessOrbit" (no space)
- On the Policy Status link click on the Enable checkbox (this should be the default)
- From the Black List Profile pulldown select "None" (this should be the default)
- In the Authentication Server section click on the RADIUS radio button
- On the 802.1x Authentication line click on the Disable checkbox (this should be the default)
- On the Trans Full Name line click on the Disable checkbox (this should be the default)
- On the Class Configuration line click on the Disable checkbox (this should be the default)
- In the Server IP blank enter "69.36.234.20" in the Primary RADIUS Server section
- In the Authentication Port enter "1812" (this should be the default)
- In the Accounting Port enter "1813" (this should be the default)
- In the Secret Key blank enter the secret key you defined in the RADIUS profile for this gateway (in the Control Center). If you're not sure what that is, just check the gateway details in the Gateways page of the Control Center.
- From the Accounting Service pulldown select "Enabled" (this should be the default)
- From the Authentication Method pulldown select "PAP"
- In the Secondary RADIUS Server section enter the same information
- From the Assign to Group pulldown select "1:Group1" (this should be the default)
- On the Exception Configuration line click on the Disable checkbox (this should be the default)
- Click on the Apply button at the bottom
Free Surfing Area
Now click on Free Surfing Area in the menu on the left (under Network Configuration). You should now be at the Free Surfing Area page. From here:
- In the first blank enter "portal.wirelessorbit.com"
- In the same way, add the hostnames of any payment gateways you're using
- Click on the Apply button
Upload File
Now click on Upload File in the menu on the left (under User Authentication). You should now be at the Upload File page. Now click on the Login Page link. This will take you to the Upload Login Page page. From here:
- In the Upload Login Page section click on the Browse... button to select the file to upload
- Select the login.html file listed at the end of this wiki page
- Click on the Submit button to upload the file
You should get a page saying Successful and allowing you to preview the login page. Click on the Upload File link in the menu on the left again. This time click on the Logoug Page link. From here:
- In the Upload Logout Page section click on the Browse... button
- Select the login.html file listed at the end of this wiki page
- Click on the Submit button to upload the file
Login page
The captive portal interface on your D-Link DSA-5100 has to be redirected to Wireless Orbit's hosted login portal. In order to do this, you'll need to upload a simple redirection page to your gateway. The instructions to do this are above in the Upload File section of this wiki page.
The redirection page for both login and logout are:
<HTML>
<TITLE>Login</TITLE>
<BODY>
<FORM NAME="redirect" METHOD="post"
ACTION="https://portal.wirelessorbit.com/portal/index.php?portal_id=ID">
</FORM>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
document.redirect.submit();
</SCRIPT>
</BODY>
</HTML>
You can either cut and paste this to a file and upload it, or download dlink_login.zip, unzip the archive, and upload the HTML document inside.
You need to edit this file and replace the text ID in the form action with the portal ID for gateway. The portal ID is listed on the gateway details area in the Gateways page of the Control Center.