Wi-Fi
Version 2.1
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Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi supports multiple SSIDs and authentication modes: PSK, Enterprise, and Captive Portal.
PSK (Pre-Shared Key) mode, all users share the same password, making individual or centralized management impossible. If the password is changed on the router or access point, it must be updated on every client device. The password is stored on the client, allowing anyone with access to the device to connect to the network and view the password.
Enterprise mode provides enhanced security for business environments. It allows for individual and centralized management of network access. Users must enter their login credentials to connect. This mode supports RADIUS authentication, ideal for setups with a RADIUS server. Clients don't handle the actual password; they use login credentials to establish a secure connection, preventing unauthorized access to the network password.
Captive Portal mode requires users to interact with a web page before accessing the network. It could set with Radius or OOS Controller. This is common in public Wi-Fi settings, like cafes or hotels. Users must enter credentials or agree to terms on the portal page before gaining access, allowing for user verification without a pre-shared password.
Turn on Wi-Fi by toggle button.
OOS can provide Wi-Fi service for mobile device.
In Wi-Fi page show related information such as sending traffic, receiving traffic, SSID, MAC Address, Bandwidth, Channel, and client information.
Wi-Fi devices are connected to SSIDs. Online clients will be displayed in the Client table.
Notification:
For some devices, such as Apple iPhones, the device name may be displayed as "Unknown" due to security.
Move to Action part, click
”Unlink” button to disconnect device.
Click 
”Block” button to add device Blacklist.
Go to Security > Access Control > Blacklist page.
The blocked devices are in the Blacklist table.
You can unlock it by clicking the 'unlock' icon.
Turn off Wi-Fi by toggle button.
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Name |
Description |
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SSID |
Service Set Identifier Default 2.4 GHz SSID is OOS_2.4GHz. Default 5 GHz SSID is OOS_5GHz. |
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Authentication |
Supports PSK, Enterprise, and Portal modes. To set up, go to Wi-Fi > Settings > Authentication and create an item with the chosen mode and password or selected AAA server. |
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Bandwidth |
It suggests amount of data that can pass through at certain speed. |
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Channel |
Suggest setup auto to select best channel that has good bandwidth and low interference automatically. |
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Tx Power |
Setup transmit power percentage to enhance or reduce signal strength. |
Wi-Fi Setting Description table
Setup 5 GHz Multiple SSID
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Step 1. Go to Networking > Wi-Fi page.
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Step 2. Click “Setting” button and pop-up “Setting” dialog box.
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Setp3. Select the "5GHz" option on the radio button.
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Step 4. Select Authentication page and click “add” button.
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Step 5. Type Name and Select Mode、Version and Type password(PSK).
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Step 6. Go to SSID page.
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Step 7. Type SSID and select Authentication.
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Syep8. Select VID in drop-down menu.
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Step 8. Select 80MHz as Bandwidth.
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Step 9. Select Channel 149 as channel.
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Step 10. Set Tx Power to 76%.
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Step 11. Click “Apply” button.
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Step 12. Mobile devices are associated to SSID.
Notification:
Different Wi-Fi modules support different frequencies, depending on their spec.
Portal mode with Radius
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Step 1. Go to Security > Authentication > AAA Server page.
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Step 2. Click Add button and pop-up Add server page.
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Step 3. Type name, select "Radius" as the type, and configure the related. Radius server settings, including the hostname, port, and pre-shared key. Then click the Apply button.
Note: You need to setup your own RADIUS server and add data according to the server information.
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Step 4. Go to Networking > Wi-Fi page.
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Step 5. Click “Setting” button and pop-up “Setting” dialog box.
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Step 6. Select Authentication page, Click Add button.
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Setp 7. Type name.
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Step 8. Select Portal mode and WPA-2 version.
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Step 9. Select AAA server for Radius.
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Step 10. Type Portal redirection URL.
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Step 11. Type timeout time.
Note: After the timeout, the Internet connection will be disabled and need to re-authentication to get access back.
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Step 12. Click Apply button.
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Step 13. Go to SSID page.
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Step 12. Select Authentication with portal-radius.
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Step 13. Click Apply button.
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Step 14. clients connect to the OOS-2.4G-1 SSID and the OOS Wi-Fi Captive Portal page will Appear.
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Step 15. Type user name and password.
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Step 16. Successful results will automatically connect to the redirection URL.
