BloxOne Cloud provides Infoblox Platform provides an access authentication service that you can use to authenticate users through a captive portal using third-party IdP (Identity Provider) federation and create security policies based on user groups. A captive portal is a web page that your end users access through a web browser when they are first connected, so they can be authenticated and granted access to BloxOne services to Infoblox Service and resources. You must enable the DNS forwarding proxy (DFP) service to work with the access authentication service. When a DNS client initiates DNS traffic, the DNS forward proxy redirects the end users to the captive portal for authentication. For information about how to configure access authentication, see Setting Up Access Authentication.
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- Captive Portal Domain: Enter the domain for the captive portal. The default is captiveportal.infoblox.internal.
- User Session Configuration: Click the arrow key to expand this section and complete the following:
- Use Session TTL: Select this check box to specify the time interval during which the user session is valid. By default, when BloxOne Infoblox DHCP is enabled, the user session interval will match the lease time. Otherwise, the time interval is set to eight hours.
- Session TTL: Choose the time interval for the user session. The default is eight hours.
- Default Redirect Target: Enter the redirect destination to which you want the system to redirect users after the user session expires. The default is https://www.infoblox.com/.
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