[RADIATOR] radiator , OPERA and meraki cloud wifi controller integration

Heikki Vatiainen hvn at open.com.au
Mon Jun 18 02:56:51 CDT 2012


On 06/16/2012 05:09 AM, Scott wrote:

> We are trying to test and integrate radiator with meraki cloud based
> wifi controller and post bill to Micros Opera PMS for hotel WIFI. can
> any of you advise if our REF or other document I can refer to for the
> features to test below? thanks!

Please see goodies/ and all files having *fidelio* as a part of their
name. Also see the reference manual, ref.pdf, for AuthBy FIDELIO.

> 1. bandwidth control --e.g  user1 choose a package 1 to access ssid10
> with 1mb bandwidth. Different SSID has different bandwidth assignment.
> for example, users associated to SSID 1 will have 1 MB  bandwidth, and
> SSID2 will be 10MB,etc

Many WLAN NASes add SSID in Called-Station-Id or can be configured to do
so. Also there are various vendor specific attributes that carry just
the SSID.

With this you could set up Handlers for different SSIDs returning
filters for the various bandwiths.

> 2. RADmin UI to generate user account and view usage of specific users,
> and selfservice to change password.

If these are hotel guests, the authentication is usually done based on
room number (username) and surname (password). This does not require the
hotel guests to have specific accounts and passwords just for the hotel
wifi.

If you go with Radmin you need to somehow keep the Radmin users in sync
with Opera.

> 3. Interface with Micros OPERA, guest can get the wifi usage bill
> together with hotel bill when they check out.  anything we can do to
> test before we have an actual PMS systems in place?

There's goodies/fideliosim.pl you can use to see how Opera interface
works and what the data looks like.  The best case would be if the
bandwidth the user has would be part of Opera data. You would need to
check with the hotel's Opera admins to see if that information can be
made available with Opera.

Thanks!
Heikki


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