Yeah, but once they're defined the first time, they're available in
the device config, which isn't to bad. I'm not sure how else to have
user-specific settings managed centrally. It could be easier to get
to the overrides page from the Device dashboard page, though.
We're actually doing all the baseline config (that which applies to
ALL routers: ipv6, timezone, DST, etc.) in tftp file via option 66.
A defaulted router will get DHCP, download tftp file with all that
stuff, including a generic, limited access pppoe user/pass. At that
point, they reboot and can reach the Internet, where we finish it up
in cnMaestro. So even if customer defaults, it auto-reprovisions
after we force it to sync in cnMaestro.
Jesse DuPont
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On 11/19/18 11:33 AM, Vlad Sedov wrote:
That's how we manage PPPoE and WLAN
settings currently, but the overrides are clunky at best (i
mean.. who the hell uses length of a label as a sorting
parameter?).. We have customers who ask for additional settings,
like different local network address, guest wifi network, etc..
It just seems like these things should be easier to configure
for each individual device without making a huge list of
overrides.
Vlad
On 11/19/2018 12:27 PM, Jesse DuPont wrote:
I've been testing it - I'm using a single AP group and custom
overrides. We are also PPPoE so created custom variables so that
we could do user-specific pppoe user/pass in the custom
overrides section. It does work.
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On 11/19/18 11:06 AM, Vlad Sedov
wrote:
Hey
folks..
Does anyone use Maestro cloud thing to manage routers for end
users?
We're pretty happy with how it handles corporate networks and
radios, but home router configuration seems a bit
underdeveloped. The only way I see is to either create an AP
group and wifi network for each customer, or put them all
under one AP group, and use the less-than-friendly custom
overrides to maintain individual SSIDs, WPA keys, etc..
How are you guys doing it?
thank you,
Vlad
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