This means all pfsense logs are sended to a (my) central syslog device. Your problem is not what you see what happens, the issue is : your said in The captive portal does not redirect to the login page on IOS devices:Ĭan you tell me what particular logs I have to read? The login page shows up right away.Īfter identification, all connected users are redirected to - This is my choice, and make aware the portal visitor that his connection to the net is activated. I can connect just fine with all my Apple device, most of my clients (portal users) connect just fine without any manual interaction (they need to enter a user and password).Īll I do is selecting the Wifi network on my apple device. What happens is that this http request will be intercepted, and according to your Portal settings, redirected to a http or https web server, the one that shows the pfSense captive portal login page. This navigator, visible to you on your iDevice, will repeat the request.
If the returned text is not "Succes" the iOS knows it's probably behind a portal, and launches something that looks like Safari (but isn't Safari) - a minimal navigator.
This http (not a https request !) is generated by the iOS (not a browser like safari or other browser). What a iOS does, is described here Redirect all pages to Captive Portal login page until authenticated.Īs soon as the wifi connections comes up, check your pfSense logs !
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