PLANET MAP-3100 - Manual (Page 99)

There are several macros available in order to retrieve information from the access point.
Macro Description
##CLIENT_IP## The IP address of the login client
##REQUESTED_URL## Original URL on which the client is requesting.
##GATEWAY_LOGIN## The Access Point’s external login gateway.
(https://<accesspoint-domain>:<https_port>/X_Login.cgi)
Where <accesspoint-domain> is the Common Name
(CN) found in the Webserver Certificates. <https_port> is
the configured Secure login port
##EXT_IP## Return the WAN IP address of the access point
##NAS_ID## Return the NAS Identifier of the access point
##DOMAIN## Return the hostname (CN in the certificates)
##PORT_HTTPS## Return the secure login port of the access point
Table – Defined Macros in the external login URL
Note that, the external server hostname must be able to resolve by the Access Point for proper
Access Control Setup. (This could be verified using the Tools->Ping page in the web based
configurations page).
Access Control to the external server is automatically done during startup or after configured
the new server address. Thus, if the external server is using dynamic IP address, the Access
Control will become invalid after the address has changed.
A-2 Gateway Login URL
This is the gateway between the external server and the access point’s radius client. External
server will have to send back the
• USERNAME,
• PASSWORD,
• CLIENT_IP
information to the access point. All information should be encoded according to the RFC 1738
specification. E.g. for the username ‘Donald Duck’, the POST should contain
USERNAME=Donald%20Duck.
A-3 Gateway Logout URL
External server could, forcing a logged-in station to logout using the logout URL.
https://<accesspoint-domain>:<https_port>/X_Logout.cgi?CLIENT_IP=<client ip address>
A-4 Login Reply
After processing the authentication request, the Access Point will reply the External Server
with the following contents:
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