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How to disable user authentication? #21

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bhenstra opened this issue Nov 1, 2024 · 1 comment
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How to disable user authentication? #21

bhenstra opened this issue Nov 1, 2024 · 1 comment

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@bhenstra
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bhenstra commented Nov 1, 2024

I successfully installed UTMFW on an APU3. To complete the setup, I entered stty com0 115200 and set tty com0 at the boot prompt.

I can now access the web interface, but I haven’t found an option to allow internet access for all users without requiring authentication.

I'm more familiar with pfSense, OPNsense, and similar systems. Although UTMFW looks promising, I find it a bit more challenging to navigate.

Could you please provide some basic steps? Thank you!

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Can you disable user authentication, the UserAuth option on SSLproxy? By either going to SPRE sslproxy/conf.php on WUI or going to /etc/sslproxy/sslproxy.conf on the command line, just set UserAuth to no.
The default group for users on E2Guardian web filter is Group 1, and all members of Group 1 are allowed to browse the web, see e2guardian/conf.php?submenu=groups on WUI.
So your users should have web access now, hopefully. Let me know if that works.

But, if you are not interested in user auth and UTM features, you can consider trying PFFW instead.

@sonertari sonertari changed the title How does this work? How to disable user authentication? Nov 4, 2024
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