GATE Users Guide Documentation for GATE Users Guide Overview What is GATE? Overview GATE is a carrier-grade Access Control platform designed specifically for telecommunications service providers. It delivers enterprise-level authentication, authorization, and user management capabilities through an integrated suite of components. The platform has been created to address key specifications and requirements from Telecom Service Providers in terms of features, scalability and flexibility, consequently, it allows Service Providers to implement carrier-grade services at scale. Core Components Authentication, Authorization & Accounting (AAA) A fully functional AAA server providing comprehensive user authentication, access authorization, and transaction accounting services. Captive Portal Complete captive portal solution for service providers implementing portal-based access control, featuring: Ad-Server : Configure and manage advertisement campaigns within the user journey through the captive portal login process User Database Highly scalable user database system that seamlessly integrates with AAA functionality to store: User profiles and account information AAA transaction records and logs Analytics & Reporting Comprehensive analytics platform delivering extensive reports and insights through: Intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) RESTful API for programmatic access Use Cases The GATE platform addresses critical telecommunications requirements for features, scalability, and flexibility, enabling service providers to deploy carrier-grade services: Broadband Internet Access AAA services for BNG-based broadband access networks Captive portal integration when required Support for FTTH, DSL, and wireless technologies Public WiFi Captive portal and AAA services for large-scale public WiFi deployments Integration with WiFi controllers and/or WAG platforms Carrier WiFi-based architecture support Mobile Offload AAA services for mobile-to-WiFi offload scenarios Direct integration with Mobile Network Operator core systems HSS/SIM-based EAP-AKA authentication support Community WiFi Captive portal and AAA services for massive community WiFi networks Seamless WAG platform integration Deployment Options GATE offers flexible deployment models to meet diverse infrastructure requirements: Platform as a Service (PaaS) : Cloud-hosted service model On-Premises : Self-hosted deployment option Industry Integration GATE has been extensively tested and integrated with industry-leading solutions: BNG (Broadband Network Gateway) platforms WAG (Wireless Access Gateway) systems Carrier-grade WiFi solutions Further Reading Architecture Specifications Architecture The GATE platform shares Zequenze's robust framework architecture, providing a scalable and reliable foundation for portal management and authentication services. Core Components The GATE architecture consists of three primary layers: Machine Interfaces RADIUS : Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service protocol support DIAMETER : Next-generation AAA protocol implementation Web Server : HTTP/HTTPS interface for web-based interactions Application Layer AAA Server : Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting services Captive Portal : User authentication and access control interface Ad Server : Advertising content management and delivery Additional service applications Database Layer User Records Database : Storage for user accounts and profiles Transaction Records Database : Logging of authentication and access events Metrics Database : Performance and usage analytics storage Additional specialized databases for various operational data Architecture Diagram Scalability Each architectural layer supports horizontal scaling to accommodate varying operational requirements and can be easily scaled depending on specific needs: Traffic-based scaling : Scale components based on network traffic volume Activity-based scaling : Adjust resources according to user activity levels Size-based scaling : Expand capacity based on database size and storage requirements This flexible architecture ensures optimal performance across different deployment scenarios and growth patterns. Further Reading Overview Specifications Specifications GATE Captive Portal Key Characteristics Carrier-Grade Platform High-availability 1+1 architecture with carrier-grade scalability Seamless integration with WAG/BNG for large-scale architectures User Experience Fully customizable end-user experience and customer journey Responsive design optimized for mobile, tablet, and desktop devices Integrated advertising server capabilities Access Control Features Authentication Methods The captive portal supports multiple authentication options through a customizable landing/splash window: Credential-based login — Username/password validation against Service Provider database Email/Mobile verification — Real-time validation with email or mobile number Social network integration — Login through social media platforms Soft-token authentication — Token-based access control Quality of Service (QoS) Profiling End-user QoS profiling with signaling to WiFi Controller or WAG/BNG systems: Free access — Time-limited with reduced speed/QoS parameters Premium access — Unlimited usage with higher speed/QoS allocation Sponsored access — Advertisement-supported connectivity Additional Capabilities Payment gateway integration (Braintree and other providers) Self-managed and customizable HTML code for complete control over end-user experience Integrated Ad Server Campaign Management Complete ad server functionality with banner, video, and campaign inventory management Advanced campaign programming and enforcement tools Targeting and Segmentation Rich segmentation capabilities based on login-generated metadata: Location, time, and date information Device specifications (type, brand, operating system) User demographics (gender, age, and other attributes) Reporting and Analytics Comprehensive and customizable reporting for advertising campaigns: Activity tracking per campaign, banner, and video content Detailed breakdowns by location, time, date, device specifications, and user demographics Reports and Analytics Data Visualization Location and group-based reporting capabilities Interactive heatmaps for spatial analysis Historical data tracking for all captive portal and ad server metrics Data Export Options One-click data export functionality Multiple formats: live reports, CSV files, API integration, and other standard formats GATE AAA Server Key Characteristics Enterprise-Grade Infrastructure Carrier-grade platform with high-availability 1+1 architecture Horizontal scalability through cloud-based architecture Integration capabilities with WAG/BNG for large-scale deployments Protocol Compliance Full RADIUS RFC compliance ensuring industry standard compatibility Flexible VSA (Vendor-Specific Attributes) integration Service Provider database integration via RADIUS/LDAP or API Database Integration Scalable Database Architecture Database-driven configuration and subscriber record management Fully integrated database solution with optional external database support Multiple user provisioning methods: GUI interface, bulk provisioning, or external API Advanced AAA Features Proxy Capabilities Comprehensive proxy AAA support RADSec support (RFC 6614) enabling direct peering with third-party AAA systems Configuration Management Easy and flexible configuration through graphical user interface: Scriptable Option 82 support Extensive manipulation capabilities for any RADIUS/VSA attributes Reports and Analytics Comprehensive Reporting Location and group-based analytical reports Interactive heatmaps for network usage visualization Historical data retention and analysis for all AAA metrics Export Capabilities One-click data export functionality Multiple output formats: live reports, CSV files, API integration, and additional standard formats Further Reading Overview Architecture User Groups & Permissions Guide Overview GATE implements a role-based access control (RBAC) model that ensures secure and organized user management. Permissions are never assigned directly to individual users. Instead, users inherit their permissions from one or more groups , allowing you to tailor user experiences while maintaining platform security. Every group provides access to a specific functional area (such as AAA, payments, or advertising) at a defined privilege level (full admin, read-only admin, or reports-only). You can assign multiple groups to a single user to grant cross-functional responsibilities. flowchart LR U[User] -->|member of| G1[Group A
e.g. AAA admins] U -->|member of| G2[Group B
e.g. Payment reports] G1 -->|grants| P1[Permissions on AAA] G2 -->|grants| P2[Permissions on Payment reports] P1 --> UI[GATE admin UI] P2 --> UI ✅ Key Concept: Groups are additive. A user belonging to multiple groups receives the union of all their permissions. This allows you to compose roles rather than creating new groups for every possible combination. Permission Levels Most functional areas provide three standard permission levels. Always select the lowest level that enables users to complete their tasks effectively — this follows the principle of least privilege . Standard Permission Levels Level Indicator Access Granted Typical Use Cases Admin 🟢 Full CRUD operations (create, view, update, delete) on area resources Day-to-day feature configuration and management Read-only Admin 🟡 Browse all objects in the area without modification or deletion capabilities Auditors, trainees, support staff conducting investigations Reports 🔵 Access to dashboards, charts, and transaction listings without configuration access Business analysts, finance teams, marketing personnel Special Cross-Cutting Roles Beyond the standard levels, GATE includes two important cross-cutting roles: Role Indicator Access Granted End User ⚫ Personal profile access, password changes, and preference settings (non-administrative) Expert Mode 🟣 Unlocks hidden "Expert Mode" toggle revealing advanced menus and destructive operations (bulk deletes, internal settings) ⚠️ Expert Mode Warning: Only grant Expert Mode access to senior operators who understand the consequences of destructive operations. Functional Areas GATE organizes functionality into distinct areas, each with its own group hierarchy using the three standard permission levels where applicable. Area Scope 🌐 Global Administration Cross-cutting operations, organization-wide configuration, and platform health monitoring 🛡 AAA Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting — profiles, realms, clients, home servers, session logs 📇 Account Tenant/account configuration including plans, services, lists, parameters, and site settings 📣 Advertisement Campaign management, banner configuration, segmentation rules, and advertising transaction logs 📝 API Logs Platform API request history inspection for debugging and auditing purposes 📱 Devices & Applications Mobile/desktop app registrations, device metadata, connection logs, and app subscriptions 📡 Hotspot Monitoring Real-time access point health monitoring including reachability, uptime, coverage, and availability reports 💳 Payments Payment plan management, gateway configuration, transaction processing, and refund handling 👥 Users End-user account management, social login configuration, and user-level activity logs 📊 Reports & Dashboards Cross-area analytics, KPI tracking, and exportable report generation 🔎 SONDA / User Experience Real-world user experience monitoring including latency, throughput, and client-side reachability measurements Group Catalog The following tables detail every built-in group shipped with GATE, organized by functional area. Group names are stable identifiers that you can search for in the group administration interface. Global Administration Group Level Description GATE admins 🟢 Admin Comprehensive platform administration access for day-to-day operations across most areas GATE read-only admins 🟡 Read-only Platform-wide browsing access without modification capabilities GATE reports 🔵 Reports Access to dashboards, KPIs, and transaction listings across the platform 💡 Usage Recommendation: These general-purpose roles serve as excellent starting points for most operators. Combine them with area-specific groups when users require deeper access to particular modules. AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting) Group Level Description GATE AAA admins 🟢 Admin Complete AAA administration including profiles, realms, clients, home servers, and accounting GATE AAA admins w/o Portals 🟢 Admin Full AAA administration excluding captive portal builder access GATE AAA admins w/o Portals RO 🟡 Read-only Read-only AAA administration without captive portal builder access GATE AAA read-only admins 🟡 Read-only Read-only access to the complete AAA functional area GATE AAA reports 🔵 Reports AAA accounting reports, session analytics, and traffic dashboard access GATE AAA user admins 🟢 Admin Specialized role for managing AAA end-users only (profiles, attributes, credentials) without infrastructure access 🎯 Selection Guidelines: Use AAA admins for complete AAA stack ownership Use AAA admins w/o Portals when captive portal design is managed separately Use AAA user admins for support desk personnel who only reset credentials or adjust user attributes Use AAA reports for analytics roles that must not access configuration Account Management Group Level Description GATE account admins 🟢 Admin Complete account administration including plans, services, lists, parameters, and site settings GATE account read-only admins 🟡 Read-only Read-only account administration access for audit and review purposes 🎯 Selection Guidelines: account admins represents the closest equivalent to a tenant "owner" role — grant sparingly. account read-only admins is ideal for auditors and onboarding verification. Advertisement Management Group Level Description GATE advertisement admins 🟢 Admin Complete advertisement administration including campaigns, banners, and segmentation rules GATE advertisement read-only admins 🟡 Read-only Read-only advertisement administration for audit purposes GATE advertisement reports 🔵 Reports Advertisement reporting and transaction access including impressions, clicks, and conversions 💡 Team Separation: Assign advertisement admins to marketing teams, advertisement reports to analytics teams, and advertisement read-only admins to finance auditors. API Logs Group Level Description GATE API Logs read-only 🟡 Read-only API request log browser access for debugging and auditing 💡 Usage Recommendation: Ideal for integration teams and third-party partners who need API call troubleshooting capabilities without broader platform access. Devices & Applications Group Level Description GATE device admins 🟢 Admin Device and application administration including registrations, subscriptions, and configuration 💡 Usage Recommendation: Designed for mobile/desktop application operations teams responsible for registered device lifecycle management. Hotspot Monitoring Group Level Description GATE hotspots monitoring 🟢 Admin Hotspot monitoring administration including monitoring profiles, thresholds, and alert configuration GATE hotspots monitoring read-only 🟡 Read-only Read-only access to hotspot monitoring dashboards and availability reports 💡 Usage Recommendation: Essential for network operations center (NOC) teams monitoring access point health and coverage. Payment Management Group Level Description GATE payment admins 🟢 Admin Complete payments and plans administration including pricing, gateways, and plan lifecycle GATE payment read-only admins 🟡 Read-only Read-only payment area access for audit and compliance GATE payment reports 🔵 Reports Payment reporting and transaction access including revenue dashboards and reconciliation exports 🎯 Selection Guidelines: Finance teams typically need payment reports for reconciliation plus payment read-only admins for transaction investigation. Reserve payment admins for billing operations personnel only. User Management Group Level Description GATE users admins 🟢 Admin User account and user log administration GATE users RO 🟡 Read-only Read-only access to user lists and user activity logs Users ⚫ End user Standard end-user role providing profile access and password change capabilities Users: Expert mode 🟣 Expert Enables Expert Mode toggle in admin UI, unlocking advanced menus and destructive operations ⚠️ Expert Mode Security Notice: Expert Mode reveals advanced and destructive operation menus (bulk accounting record deletion, low-level configuration, internal tooling). Grant Users: Expert mode exclusively to trained senior operators who understand operational consequences. Reports & Dashboards Group Level Description Report admins 🟢 Admin Report and dashboard administration including creation, editing, and sharing of custom reports 💡 Usage Recommendation: Designed for business intelligence teams responsible for building and maintaining organizational dashboards. SONDA / User Experience Group Level Description SONDA admins 🟢 Admin SONDA probing and user experience measurement system administration SONDA reports 🔵 Reports SONDA reporting and transaction access including latency, throughput, and reachability metrics 💡 Usage Recommendation: Essential for quality-of-experience (QoE) teams monitoring real user service perception. Access Matrix This visual summary shows available group combinations for each functional area and permission level. Empty cells indicate no pre-built group exists for that combination — use the closest available level or combine multiple groups. Area 🟢 Admin 🟡 Read-only 🔵 Reports Notes Global GATE admins GATE read-only admins GATE reports Starting point for most operators AAA GATE AAA admins GATE AAA read-only admins GATE AAA reports w/o Portals variants available AAA (user-level) GATE AAA user admins — — Support/helpdesk focused Account GATE account admins GATE account read-only admins — Tenant configuration Advertisement GATE advertisement admins GATE advertisement read-only admins GATE advertisement reports Complete coverage API logs — GATE API Logs read-only — Integration/debug role Devices & apps GATE device admins — — Limited coverage Hotspot monitoring GATE hotspots monitoring GATE hotspots monitoring read-only — NOC teams Payments GATE payment admins GATE payment read-only admins GATE payment reports Complete coverage Users GATE users admins GATE users RO — See also Users and Users: Expert mode Reports & dashboards Report admins — — BI team role SONDA / UX SONDA admins — SONDA reports QoE role Common User Profiles These ready-to-apply group combinations cover most real-world operational requirements. 🧑‍💼 Platform Operator (Day-to-Day Admin) Group Assignment: GATE admins GATE AAA admins GATE account admins GATE device admins Role Description: Handles platform configuration, service onboarding, and operational issue resolution across all areas. Expert Mode is not included by default. 🛠 Helpdesk / Tier-1 Support Group Assignment: GATE read-only admins GATE AAA user admins GATE users RO GATE API Logs read-only Role Description: Platform browsing, user credential resets, and API log inspection without configuration modification or data deletion capabilities. 📊 Business Analyst / BI Group Assignment: GATE reports GATE AAA reports GATE advertisement reports GATE payment reports SONDA reports Report admins (optional, for dashboard creation) Role Description: Dashboard-focused access without configuration capabilities, eliminating accidental change risks. 💰 Finance / Billing Group Assignment: GATE payment read-only admins GATE payment reports GATE read-only admins (optional, for context) Role Description: Transaction reconciliation and payment configuration auditing without modification capabilities. 📣 Marketing Operator Group Assignment: GATE advertisement admins GATE advertisement reports Role Description: Campaign creation and measurement with isolated functional scope. 🌐 Network Operations (NOC) Group Assignment: GATE hotspots monitoring GATE AAA reports SONDA reports Role Description: Real-time access point health monitoring with session analytics and user experience correlation capabilities. 🎛 Senior Operator (with Destructive Tooling) Group Assignment: GATE admins GATE AAA admins Users: Expert mode Role Description: Standard operator capabilities enhanced with Expert Mode access. Reserve for trusted operators exclusively. 👤 End User (Self-Service) Group Assignment: Users Role Description: Personal profile and password management without administrative area access. Best Practices 🛡 Principle of Least Privilege Always assign the minimum permission level required for job function completion. Prefer read-only admins over admins for investigation or audit roles. Choose reports over read-only admins when users only need dashboard access. 🔀 Compose Rather Than Customize Resist creating specialized groups for individual users. Combining two or three built-in groups typically addresses requirements while maintaining audit simplicity. 🧪 Test in Staging Environment Before production deployment, apply new user profiles (group combinations) to test users in non-production environments. Verify exact menu, button, and action visibility before real user rollout. 📆 Periodic Review Schedule Implement quarterly group membership reviews. Revoke admins and Expert Mode capabilities from users who no longer require them. Former employee accounts with lingering admin access represent the most common security incident cause. 🚨 Separation of Duties When possible, distribute configuration and audit responsibilities among different personnel: Payment configuration ( payment admins ) and payment auditing ( payment read-only admins + payment reports ) should involve different individuals Campaign creation ( advertisement admins ) and advertising budget approval (via payment reports ) should involve different individuals 🔒 Expert Mode Access Control Treat Users: Expert mode as break-glass permission due to irreversible operation access: Grant exclusively to named senior operators Document justification for each recipient Implement quarterly Expert Mode group membership reviews Remove temporary Expert Mode access immediately upon task completion Frequently Asked Questions Can I modify built-in groups to add or remove permissions? While technically possible, modification is not recommended . Built-in groups may receive updates in future GATE releases, overwriting manual changes. Instead, create additional groups with required deltas and assign both to users. Can a user belong to multiple groups simultaneously? Yes. Group memberships are additive — users inherit the union of all permissions from assigned groups. This represents the recommended approach for role composition. Which groups should new support agents receive? Start with GATE read-only admins + GATE users RO + GATE API Logs read-only . Add area-specific groups as responsibilities expand. A user sees unauthorized menus. How do I remove access? Remove the group granting menu access. If the menu persists, verify the user is not a superuser — superusers bypass the group system entirely and see all menus. Downgrade to regular user status and assign appropriate groups instead. How do I identify which group grants specific menu access? Each admin section corresponds to a functional area (AAA, payments, advertising, etc.). Match the menu to the area using Section 3: Functional Areas , then select the appropriate level from Section 5: Access Matrix . Can I grant access to organization subsets only? Yes — group-granted permissions are automatically scoped to the user's organization and its sub-organizations. A user with GATE admins in organization "Acme" will only see and administer Acme and its children, never sibling organizations. 📬 Documentation Feedback: If you believe a group is missing, misnamed, or if use cases in this guide don't match your requirements, please submit a documentation request for review in the next release. Reports & Analytics AAA Services Reports Overview This section provides detailed information about all available AAA Services reports in GATE. Reports are organized into two main categories: Authentication reports for login activity analysis, and Accounting reports for session and bandwidth tracking. Report Categories Authentication Reports Authentication reports focus on subscriber login requests, tracking accept/reject patterns, and access point activity analysis. Accounting Reports Accounting reports provide insights into active sessions, bandwidth usage, session duration, and traffic patterns across your network infrastructure. Available Reports Report Name Description Category AAA Access Point MAC distribution by organization (Accounting table) Subscriber activity, by organization over time Accounting AAA Access Point MAC distribution by organization and type Subscriber requests, by accept/reject over time Authentication AAA accounting sessions Sessions trend Accounting AAA accounting sessions by Access Point Sessions trend, by AP Accounting AAA accounting sessions by Location Sessions trend, by location Accounting AAA accounting sessions by NAS Client Sessions trend, by NAS client Accounting AAA accounting sessions by Realm Sessions trend, by realm Accounting AAA accounting sessions by organization Sessions trend, by organization Accounting AAA accounting traffic per Location and Organization (GBytes) Bandwidth by location and organization over time, GBytes Accounting AAA accounting traffic per location (GBytes) Bandwidth by location over time, GBytes Accounting AAA accounting traffic per user (GBytes) Bandwidth detail by subscribers over time, GBytes Accounting AAA active Access Point MAC addresses (Accounting table) Sessions trend, by AP address Accounting AAA active Access Point MAC addresses per NAS client (Accounting table) Sessions trend, by AP address and NAS client Accounting AAA active Access Point MAC addresses per Organization (Accounting table) Sessions trend, by AP address and organization Accounting AAA active Access Point MAC addresses per organization Accepted Sessions trend, by AP address and organization Authentication AAA active sessions Active sessions trend Accounting AAA active sessions per NAS Client Active sessions trend, by NAS client Accounting AAA active sessions per Organization Active sessions trend, by organization Accounting AAA active sessions per Realm Active sessions trend, by realm Accounting AAA active sessions per called station Active sessions detail, by called station Accounting AAA active sessions per user and realm Active sessions detail, by user and realm Accounting AAA maximum sessions Max sessions trend Accounting AAA multi-session time average (in minutes) Average minutes, by session Accounting AAA number of active Access Point MAC addresses Active AP address trend Authentication AAA requests by Access Point MAC address and type Subscriber requests accept/reject trend, by AP address Authentication AAA requests by access point and type Subscriber requests accept/reject trend, by AP address and location Authentication AAA requests by calledstation and type Subscriber requests accept/reject trend, by calledstation and type Authentication AAA requests by calledstation, access point, and type Subscriber requests accept/reject trend, by calledstation, AP and location Authentication AAA requests by type Subscriber requests accept/reject trend Authentication AAA requests distribution by organization and type Subscriber requests accept/reject trend by organization Authentication AAA session time average (in minutes) Average minutes trend, by sessions Accounting AAA session time average (in seconds) Average seconds trend, by sessions Accounting AAA session time average by Location (in minutes) Average minutes trend, by location and sessions Accounting AAA session time average by Location and Organization (in minutes) Average minutes trend, by location, organization and sessions Accounting AAA session time average by organization (in minutes) Average minutes trend, by organization and sessions Accounting AAA session time average by terminate cause Average minutes trend, by terminate cause Accounting AAA sessions by terminate cause Sessions trend, by terminate cause Accounting Bottom AAA Access Point MAC address by number of requests and type Bottom-ranked subscriber requests, by AP address and accept/reject over time Authentication Bottom AAA Access Points by number of requests and type Bottom-ranked subscriber requests, by AP, location and accept/reject over time Authentication Bottom AAA Access Points by number of sessions (Accounting table) Bottom-ranked sessions, by AP and location over time Accounting Bottom AAA Locations by number of requests and type Bottom-ranked subscriber requests, by location and accept/reject over time Authentication Bottom AAA Locations by number of sessions (Accounting table) Bottom-ranked sessions, by location over time Accounting List of active AAA Access Point MAC address Total logins, by AP address over time Authentication List of active AAA Access Point MAC address (no transaction count) Active AP address over time Authentication List of active AAA Access Point MAC addresses (Accounting table) Total sessions, by AP address over time Accounting List of active AAA Access Point MAC addresses (Accounting table, no count) Active AP address over time Accounting Number of accounting requests from unidentified Access Points by MAC address Sessions trend for unidentified AP, by AP address Accounting Number of accounting requests from unidentified Access Points by MAC address and NAS client Sessions trend for unidentified AP, by AP address and NAS client Accounting Number of accounting requests from unidentified Access Points by MAC address and NAS-ID Sessions trend for unidentified AP, by AP address and NAS-ID Accounting Number of accounting requests with and without matching Access Point Sessions trend for identified/unidentified AP Accounting Number of distinct user devices (Called-Station-Id) by organization (Accounting table) Called Station Id trend, by organization Accounting Top AAA Access Point MAC address by number of requests and type Top-ranked subscriber requests, by AP address and accept/reject over time Authentication Top AAA Access Point MAC address without matching Access Point Top-ranked subscriber requests without AP, by AP address and accept/reject over time Authentication Top AAA Access Point MAC address without matching Access Point (Accounting table) Top-ranked sessions without AP, by AP address and NAS client over time Accounting Top AAA Access Point MAC address without matching Location Top-ranked subscriber requests without location, by AP address, accept/reject and NAS client over time Authentication Top AAA Access Point MAC address without matching Location (Accounting table) Top-ranked sessions without location, by AP address and NAS client over time Accounting Top AAA Access Points by number of requests and type Top-ranked subscriber requests, by AP, location and accept/reject over time Authentication Top AAA Access Points by number of sessions (Accounting table) Top-ranked sessions, by AP and location over time Accounting Top AAA Locations by number of requests and type Top-ranked subscriber requests, by location and accept/reject over time Authentication Top AAA Locations by number of sessions (Accounting table) Top-ranked sessions, by location over time Accounting Report Usage Notes Authentication Reports : Use these reports to analyze login patterns, identify authentication issues, and monitor access point performance Accounting Reports : These reports are essential for bandwidth monitoring, session analysis, and capacity planning Time-based Analysis : Most reports support time range selection for historical trend analysis Organization Filtering : Reports can be filtered by organization for multi-tenant environments Advertising reports Overview The advertising reports provide comprehensive analytics for banner campaigns, user interactions, and performance metrics within GATE. These reports are categorized under the AD Events group and offer detailed insights into views, clicks, and user engagement patterns. Report Categories Campaign Performance Reports These reports focus on campaign-level analytics and overall performance metrics: Report Name Description Transactions by campaign Views/Clicks trend analysis by campaign Transactions by campaign and banner Views/Clicks trend analysis by campaign and banner Transactions by campaign, type and action Views/Clicks trend analysis by campaign and action Transactions by campaign, type and page Views/Clicks trend analysis by campaign and page Transactions by campaign, type and user's device brand Views/Clicks trend analysis by campaign and device brand Transactions by campaign, banner, type and location Views/Clicks trend analysis by campaign, banner and location Transactions by campaign, type, action and location Views/Clicks trend analysis by campaign, action and location Transactions by campaign, type, action and location group Views/Clicks trend analysis by campaign, action and location group Transactions by campaign, type, location and user's device brand Views/Clicks trend analysis by campaign, location and device brand Banner Performance Reports These reports provide detailed analytics at the individual banner level: Report Name Description Active banners Active banner tracking by campaign, page and organization over time Active banners with Views and Clicks Active banner Views/Clicks by campaign, page and organization over time Transactions by banner Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner Transactions by banner, type and action Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner and action Transactions by banner, type and hour of day Views/Clicks analysis by banner over time Transactions by banner, type and page Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner and page Transactions by banner, type, action and location Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner, action and location Transactions by banner, type, action and location group Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner, action and location group Transactions by banner, type, location and user's device brand Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner, location and device brand User Demographics and Device Reports These reports analyze user behavior based on demographics and device characteristics: Report Name Description Transactions by banner, type and user's age (from birthday) Views/Clicks analysis by banner and age (from birthday) over time Transactions by banner, type and user's device brand Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner and device brand Transactions by banner, type and user's device type Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner and device type Transactions by banner, type and user's gender Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner and user gender Transactions by banner, type and user's telephone country code Views/Clicks trend analysis by banner and telephone country code General Transaction Reports These reports provide broad transaction analytics and detailed breakdowns: Report Name Description Detailed transactions report Comprehensive Views/Clicks analysis over time Transactions by type General Views/Clicks trend analysis Transactions by type and action Views/Clicks trend analysis by action Transactions by type, action and location Views/Clicks trend analysis by action and location Transactions by type, action and location group Views/Clicks trend analysis by action and location group Transactions by page, type and action Views/Clicks trend analysis by page and action Heatmap Reports These reports provide visual representations of user interaction patterns: Report Name Description Heatmap - Transactions by Banner and Access Point Total Views/Clicks visualization by banner and AP Heatmap - Transactions by Banner and Location Total Views/Clicks visualization by banner and location Heatmap - Transactions by Campaign and Access Point Total Views/Clicks visualization by campaign and AP Heatmap - Transactions by Campaign and Location Total Views/Clicks visualization by campaign and location Heatmap - Transactions by Location Total Views/Clicks visualization by location Key Metrics All advertising reports track the following primary metrics: Views : Number of times banners are displayed to users Clicks : Number of user interactions with banners Trends : Performance patterns over specified time periods Report Group Classification All advertising reports are classified under the AD Events group for easy identification and organization within the GATE reporting system. Glosary Report Glossary This glossary defines key concepts and terminology used throughout GATE reporting features. Network Infrastructure Term Definition AP Access Point AP address Access Point MAC address AP address ID Access Point address identifier AP locations Name of the location where an Access Point is deployed Hotspots Menu for Hotspot management and configuration Location Name of the hotspot's physical location Location group Name of the location group registered by an organization Unidentified AP Unidentified Access Point User Management & Authentication Term Definition AAA services Menu for Authentication, Authorization and Accounting Session Period between login and logout. In reports, refers to repeated subscriber sessions with username Session classes Subscriber email in the Klass field Transaction Exchange of messages between AAA server and subscriber device User User with access to network service. In reports, refers to unique user with User ID User capture User with captured information User connections User connections with status u200 and type ui,ai User ID Unique user identifier User request User authentication request (Accept/Reject) Users Menu for user profiles and AAA transactions Device & Network Analytics Term Definition Bandwidth Consumed bandwidth by download, upload and total Device Type of subscriber device connected to the network (PC, Mobile, Tablet) Group Division of reports by source: Accounting, Authentication, Hotspots, Portal Events, AD Events Advertising & Marketing Term Definition Advertising Menu for advertising management Banner Graphic advertising image displayed, also known as an ad Campaign A set of ads from an organization Views/Clicks Views (count of ads served to a user) and Clicks (count of user interactions with an ad) Data Analysis & Statistics Term Definition Average Calculated by dividing the sum of the values in a set by their number Trend General movement over time of a statistically detectable change System & Localization Term Definition ES Spanish translation Hotspots Reports Overview The Hotspots Reports section provides comprehensive analytics for Access Points (AP) and their locations across different geographical hierarchies. These reports enable you to monitor and analyze hotspot distribution and performance metrics over time. Available Reports Access Points Reports Track Access Point distribution and trends across various geographical levels: Report Name Description Group Access Points by country and state AP by country and state over time Hotspot Access Points by country and city AP by country and city over time Hotspot Access Points by country and municipality AP by country and municipality over time Hotspot Access Points by country and region AP by country and region over time Hotspot Location Reports Analyze Access Point locations and their geographical distribution: Report Name Description Group Locations by country and state AP locations by country and state over time Hotspot Locations by country and city AP locations by country and city over time Hotspot Locations by country and municipality AP locations by country and municipality over time Hotspot Locations by country and region AP locations by country and region over time Hotspot Report Categories All hotspot reports are organized within the Hotspot group for easy navigation and management within the GATE portal interface. Records, Transactions and Logs User Records Each user registered on the platform is stored in a database table with the following fields: Field Description ID Incremental and unique ID (platform-wide) for the user Username Unique username registered, selected, or assigned by the user First-name First name of the user Last-name Last name of the user Email Email address of the user Valid Email Boolean field indicating if the email address was validated Email Class Regular, Catch-all, Disposable, or Unknown Active Boolean flag indicating if the user is active Class Class of service or class of user Date-joined Date and time when the user was registered or entered in the database Organization Used in multi-tier or multi-tenant applications to group requests for a specific organization or sub-organization Source Authorization service used to register and authenticate this user Avatar Binary field with an image used as an avatar Avatar-URL URL for an external avatar Expiration User's expiration date and time Gender Male, Female, or Other Age range Indication of the user's age range Birthday Birth date of the user Locale Detected locale for the user Address Address of the user City City of the user State State of the user Country Country of the user Hometown Hometown/birthplace of the user Location Current/last location of the user Telephone Telephone number of the user Valid Telephone Boolean field indicating if the telephone number was validated Telephone Class Landline, Mobile, or Unknown Telephone Network Code MCC-MNC telephone carrier code Telephone Carrier Name Name of the carrier that corresponds to the obtained telephone network code Telephone Country Country of origin for the telephone number Company Name of the user's company Title Job title of the user Event Name of the event during which the user information was captured Optional fields Optional fields that can be used to capture customized information Location Records Each location registered on the platform is stored in a database table with the following fields: Field Description ID Incremental and unique ID (platform-wide) for the location Name Name of the location as assigned by the administrator Is Active Boolean indication if the location is active Short Name Short name or code assigned to the location by the administrator UUID UUID identifier for the location (generated by the platform) Timezone Timezone for the location Organization Used in multi-tier or multi-tenant applications to group requests for a specific organization or sub-organization Description Description of the object or record Address Address of the location Reference Geographical reference for the location City City of the location Postal Code Postal code of the location State State of the location Region Region of the location Country Code ISO country code of the location Latitude Latitude coordinates of the location Longitude Longitude coordinates of the location Last change Date and time of the last change to the location's information Created Date and time when the location was created Access Point Records Each access point registered on the platform is stored in a database table with the following fields: Field Description ID Incremental and unique ID (platform-wide) for the access point Name Name of the access point as assigned by the administrator Short Name Short name or code assigned to the access point by the administrator Is Active Boolean indication if the access point is active Organization Used in multi-tier or multi-tenant applications to group requests for a specific organization or sub-organization Description Description of the object or record Location ID ID of the location that this access point belongs to Zone Zone reference of the access point within the location IP Address IP address of the access point MAC address MAC address of the access point MAC address (secondary) Secondary MAC address of the access point Serial Serial number of the access point Version Software version of the access point Latitude Latitude coordinates of the access point Longitude Longitude coordinates of the access point Last change Date and time of the last change to the access point's information Created Date and time when the access point was created Log Types User Portal Event Logs To be completed AAA Logs To be completed Advertisement Logs To be completed Report Name Reference Overview The GATE portal has implemented a comprehensive report naming update to improve clarity and organization. All reports are now grouped by function and feature standardized naming conventions for better usability. This reference list provides the equivalent name for each report and includes a glossary of terms to help you understand the new naming structure. Report Categories Reports are organized into the following functional groups: Portal Events - User authentication, transactions, and portal activity Hotspot - Access Point location and geographic data Authentication - AAA authentication requests and responses Accounting - AAA session tracking and bandwidth usage AD Events - Advertising campaign performance and user interactions USERS Reports All user-related reports are categorized under Portal Events . Previous Report Name New Report Name Group Active Access Point MAC addresses Active AP address trend Portal Events Active Access Point MAC addresses from successful login transactions AP address trend with Log in Portal Events Active Access Point MAC addresses per Organization Active AP address trend, by organization Portal Events Active Access Point MAC addresses without matching Access Point Active AP address trend without AP Portal Events Detailed user login transactions report ES: Reporte detallado de transacciones de login de usuario User Log in detail over time Portal Events Detailed user transactions report ES: Reporte detallado de transacciones de usuario User transactions detail over time Portal Events Error user transactions by status and error message ES: Transacciones de usuario con error por estado y mensaje de error Transaction error message trend, by status Portal Events Error user transactions by status, error message and page ES: Transacciones de usuario con error por estado, mensaje de error y página Transaction error message trend, by status and page Portal Events Error user transactions by type ES: Transacciones de usuario con error por tipo Transaction error type trend Portal Events Error user transactions by type and location ES: Transacciones de usuario con error por tipo y localidad Transaction error type trend, by location Portal Events Error user transactions by type and location group ES: Transacciones de usuario con error por tipo y grupo de localidades Transaction error type trend, by location group Portal Events Error user transactions by type and page ES: Transacciones de usuario con error por tipo y página Transaction error type trend, by page Portal Events Error user transactions by type and service ES: Transacciones de usuario con error por tipo y servicio Transaction error type trend, by service Portal Events Error user transactions by type, service and page ES: Transacciones de usuario con error por tipo, servicio y página Transaction error type trend, by service and page Portal Events List of active Access Point MAC addresses Transactions by AP address over time Portal Events Number of distinct MAC addresses with connections ES: Usuario Top con conexiones AP address ID connections trend Portal Events Number of distinct MAC addresses with connections average by organization AP address ID connections, by organization over time Portal Events Number of distinct MAC addresses with connections by organization AP address ID connections trend, by organization Portal Events Number of distinct user classes with connections User classes with connections trend Portal Events Number of distinct user external IDs with connections External user ID with connections trend Portal Events Number of distinct usernames with connections ES: Número de usuarios distintos con conexiones User connections trend Portal Events Number of distinct usernames with connections by page ES: Número de usuarios distintos con conexiones por página User connections trend, by page Portal Events Number of distinct usernames with connections per device type User device trend Portal Events Number of new, existing and total users with connections ES: Número de usuarios nuevos, existentes y totales con conexiones User trend, by new/existing Portal Events Number of new, existing and total users with connections by AAA profile ES: Número de usuarios nuevos, existentes y totales con con conexiones por perfil AAA User trend, by new/existing and AAA profile Portal Events Number of new, existing and total users with connections by Access Point group User trend, by new/existing and AP group Portal Events Number of new, existing and total users with connections by Location ES: Número de usuarios nuevos, existentes y totales con conexiones por localidad User trend, by new/existing and Location Portal Events Number of new, existing and total users with connections by Location group ES: Número de usuarios nuevos, existentes y totales con conexiones por grupo de localidades User trend, by new/existing and Location group Portal Events Number of users with connections ES: Número de usuarios con conexiones Session trend Portal Events Number of users with connections by AAA profile ES: Número de usuarios con conexiones por perfil AAA Session trend, by AAA profile Portal Events Number of users with connections by Location ES: Número de usuarios con conexiones por localidad Session trend, by Location Portal Events Number of users with connections by Location group ES: Número de usuarios con conexiones por grupo de localidades Session trend, by Location group Portal Events Number of users with connections per device type Session trend, by device type Portal Events Successful user captures by service ES: Capturas de usuario exitosas por servicio User capture trend, by service Portal Events Successful user login transaction rate per Access Point group and number of Access Points Average log in trend, by Access Point group Portal Events Successful user login transactions ES: Inicio de sesión de usuario exitosa Log in trend Portal Events Successful user login transactions average by organization Average log in by organization over time Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Access Point ES: Inicio de sesión de usuario exitoso por access point Log in trend, by Access Point Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Access Point installation type Log in trend, by Indoor/Outdoor AP Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Access Point installation type and page Log in trend, by Indoor/Outdoor AP and page Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Location ES: Inicio de sesión de usuario exitoso por localidad Log in trend, by location Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Location group ES: Inicio de sesión de usuario exitoso por grupo de localidades Log in trend, by location group Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Location group and state Log in trend, by location group and state Portal Events Successful user login transactions by device type Log in trend, by device type Portal Events Successful user login transactions by organization ES: Inicio de sesión de usuario exitoso por organization Log in trend, by organization Portal Events Successful user login transactions by page ES: Inicio de sesión de usuario exitoso por página Log in trend, by page Portal Events Successful user login transactions by service ES: Inicio sesión de usuario exitoso por servicio Log in trend, by service Portal Events Successful user login transactions by service and page ES: Inicio de sesión de usuario exitoso por servicio y página Log in trend, by service and page Portal Events Successful user login transactions by service, page and location ES: Inicio de sesión de usuario exitoso por servicio, página y localidad Log in trend, by service, page and location Portal Events Successful user login transactions by service, page and location group ES: Inicio de sesión de usuario exitoso por servicio, página y grupo de localidades Log in trend, by service, page and location group Portal Events Successful user logins by OS family ES: Cantidad de inicios de sesión de usuario por familia del SO Log in by OS family over time Portal Events Successful user transactions by Access Point group Log in trend, by AP group Portal Events Successful user transactions by Access Point with Location Log in trend, by AP and Location Portal Events Successful user transactions by Access Point with No Location Log in with no location trend, by AP Portal Events Successful user transactions by Location ES: Transacciones de usuario exitosas por localidad User transactions trend, by location Portal Events Successful user transactions by Location group ES: Transacciones de usuario exitosas por grupo de localidades User transactions trend, by location group Portal Events Successful user transactions by organization ES: Transacciones exitosas de usuario exitosas por organization User transactions trend, by organization Portal Events Successful user transactions by organization and type ES: Transacciones exitosas de usuario por oranization y tipo User transactions trend, by organization and type Portal Events Successful user transactions by type User transactions trend, by type Portal Events Successful user transactions by type and location ES: Transacciones de usuario exitosas por tipo y localidad User transactions trend, by type and location Portal Events Successful user transactions by type and location group ES: Transacciones de usuario exitosas por tipo y grupo de localidades User transactions trend, by type and location group Portal Events Successful user transactions by type and page ES:Transacciones de usuario exitosas por tipo y página User transactions trend, by type and page Portal Events Successful user transactions by type and service ES: Transacciones de usuario exitosas por tipo y servicio User transactions trend, by type and service Portal Events Successful user transactions by type, service and page ES: Transacciones de usuario exitosas por tipo, servicio y página User transactions trend, by type, service and page Portal Events Successful user transactions by type, service, page and location ES: Transacciones de usuario exitosas por tipo, servicio, página y localidad User transactions trend, by type, service, page and location Portal Events Successful user transactions by type, service, page and location group ES: Transacciones de usuario exitosas por tipo, servicio, página y grupo de localidades User transactions trend, by type, service, page and location group Portal Events Top users with connections ES: Usuario Top con conexiones Top-ranked users Log in over time Portal Events User transactions by OS family ES: Transacciones de usuario por familia de SO User OS family over time Portal Events User transactions by browser family ES: Transacciones de usuario por familia del navegador User browser family over time Portal Events User transactions by device brand ES: Transacciones de usuario por marca del dispositivo User device brand over time Portal Events User transactions by device brand and location User device brand by location over time Portal Events User transactions by service ES: Transacciones de usuario por service User transactions trend, by service Portal Events User transactions by status ES: Transacciones de usuario por estado User transactions trend, by status Portal Events User transactions by type and user's age ES: Transacciones de usuario por tipo y edad del usuario User transactions by type and age over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's age (from birthday) ES: Transacciones por tipo y edad del usuario (fecha de cumpleaños) User transactions by type and age (from birthday) over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's age range ES: Transacciones de usuario por tipo y rango de edad del usuario User transactions by type and age range over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's country ES: Transacciones de usuario por tipo y pais del usuario User transactions by type and country over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's country and state ES: Transacciones de usuario por tipo, país y estado del usuario User transactions by type, country and state over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's gender ES: Transacciones de usuario por tipo y género del usuario User transactions by type and gender over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's telephone country ES: Transacciones de usuario por tipo y país del teléfono del usuario User transactions by type and phone country code over time Portal Events User transactions by type, service, page and status ES: Transacciones de usuario por tipo, servicio, página y estado User trend, by type, service, page and status Portal Events Heatmap - Successful user transactions by Access Point Total successful user transactions by Access Point Portal Events Heatmap - Successful user transactions by Location Total successful user transactions by Location Portal Events HOTSPOTS Reports Geographic and location-based Access Point reports are categorized under Hotspot . Previous Report Name New Report Name Group Access Points by country and state AP by country and state over time Hotspot Access Points by country and city AP by country and city over time Hotspot Access Points by country and municipality AP by country and municipality over time Hotspot Access Points by country and region AP by country and region over time Hotspot Locations by country and state AP locations by country and state over time Hotspot Locations by country and city AP locations by country and city over time Hotspot Locations by country and municipality AP locations by country and municipality over time Hotspot Locations by country and region AP locations by country and region over time Hotspot AAA SERVICES Reports Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting reports are split into Authentication and Accounting groups. Previous Report Name New Report Name Group AAA Access Point MAC distribution by organization (Accounting table) User activity, by organization over time Accounting AAA Access Point MAC distribution by organization and type User requests, by accept/reject over time Authentication AAA accounting sessions Sessions trend Accounting AAA accounting sessions by Access Point Sessions trend, by AP Accounting AAA accounting sessions by Location Sessions trend, by location Accounting AAA accounting sessions by NAS Client Sessions trend, by NAS client Accounting AAA accounting sessions by Realm Sessions trend, by realm Accounting AAA accounting sessions by organization Sessions trend, by organization Accounting AAA accounting traffic per Location and Organization (GBytes) Bandwidth by location and organization over time, GBytes Accounting AAA accounting traffic per location (GBytes) Bandwidth by location over time, GBytes Accounting AAA accounting traffic per user (GBytes) ES: Trafico (accounting AAA) de por usuario (Gbytes) Bandwidth detail by users over time, GBytes Accounting AAA active Access Point MAC addresses (Accounting table) Sessions trend, by AP address Accounting AAA active Access Point MAC addresses per NAS client (Accounting table) Sessions trend, by AP address and NAS client Accounting AAA active Access Point MAC addresses per Organization (Accounting table) Sessions trend, by AP address and organization Accounting AAA active Access Point MAC addresses per organization Accepted Sessions trend, by AP address and organization Authentication AAA active sessions Active sessions trend Accounting AAA active sessions per NAS Client ES: Número de sesiones AAA activas por NAS Client Active sessions trend, by NAS client Accounting AAA active sessions per Organization Active sessions trend, by organization Accounting AAA active sessions per Realm ES: Número de sesiones AAA activas por realm Active sessions trend, by realm Accounting Reports Page Reference The Reports page in GATE provides a comprehensive view of all available reports with powerful search, filtering, and management capabilities. This page serves as your central hub for accessing both system reports and custom reports. Report List Columns The reports list displays the following information for each report: Column Description Title The report name. See detailed reference for naming conventions Type Indicates whether the report is a system report or custom report Default visualization The default chart type used when displaying the report: Table, Line, Bar, Pie, or Heatmap ID Unique report identifier Description Brief description of the report's purpose and content. See detailed reference Organization The organization associated with the report Group Report category grouping. See detailed reference Available Actions Search and Navigation Search - Find reports by Title, Description, Group, or ID. You can search using partial text matches or by a single word included in any of these fields Refresh - Update the current list to display the latest reports Filters - Narrow down the report list using multiple criteria: Group Report type (system or custom) Default visualization type Organization Report Management Add new custom report - Create a new custom report from scratch Edit - Modify an existing custom report (only available for custom reports) Delete selected custom report - Remove a custom report by selecting it using the checkbox on the left side of the row Note : System reports cannot be edited or deleted, only custom reports can be modified or removed. Users Reports Overview This section provides a comprehensive list of user-related reports available in GATE. These reports help administrators monitor user activity, track login patterns, analyze connection trends, and troubleshoot authentication issues across the portal system. All reports are categorized under the Portal Events group and provide various filtering and segmentation options to help you analyze user behavior and system performance. Available Reports Access Point Monitoring Report Name Description Group Active Access Point MAC addresses Active AP address trend Portal Events Active Access Point MAC addresses from successful login transactions AP address trend with login Portal Events Active Access Point MAC addresses per Organization Active AP address trend, by organization Portal Events Active Access Point MAC addresses without matching Access Point Active AP address trend without AP Portal Events List of active Access Point MAC addresses Transactions by AP address over time Portal Events User Login Analytics Report Name Description Group Detailed user login transactions report Subscriber login detail over time Portal Events Successful user login transactions Login trend Portal Events Successful user login transactions average by organization Average login by organization over time Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Access Point Login trend, by Access Point Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Access Point installation type Login trend, by Indoor/Outdoor AP Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Access Point installation type and page Login trend, by Indoor/Outdoor AP and page Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Location Login trend, by location Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Location group Login trend, by location group Portal Events Successful user login transactions by Location group and state Login trend, by location group and state Portal Events Successful user login transactions by device type Login trend, by device type Portal Events Successful user login transactions by organization Login trend, by organization Portal Events Successful user login transactions by page Login trend, by page Portal Events Successful user login transactions by service Login trend, by service Portal Events Successful user login transactions by service and page Login trend, by service and page Portal Events Successful user login transactions by service, page and location Login trend, by service, page and location Portal Events Successful user login transactions by service, page and location group Login trend, by service, page and location group Portal Events Successful user login transaction rate per Access Point group and number of Access Points Average login trend, by Access Point group Portal Events Successful user logins by OS family Login by OS family over time Portal Events Connection Statistics Report Name Description Group Number of distinct MAC addresses with connections AP address ID connections trend Portal Events Number of distinct MAC addresses with connections average by organization AP address ID connections, by organization over time Portal Events Number of distinct MAC addresses with connections by organization AP address ID connections trend, by organization Portal Events Number of distinct user classes with connections Subscriber classes with connections trend Portal Events Number of distinct user external IDs with connections External subscriber ID with connections trend Portal Events Number of distinct usernames with connections Subscriber connections trend Portal Events Number of distinct usernames with connections by page Subscriber connections trend, by page Portal Events Number of distinct usernames with connections per device type Subscriber device trend Portal Events Number of users with connections Session trend Portal Events Number of users with connections by AAA profile Session trend, by AAA profile Portal Events Number of users with connections by Location Session trend, by Location Portal Events Number of users with connections by Location group Session trend, by Location group Portal Events Number of users with connections per device type Session trend, by device type Portal Events User Segmentation Report Name Description Group Number of new, existing and total users with connections Subscriber trend, by new/existing Portal Events Number of new, existing and total users with connections by AAA profile Subscriber trend, by new/existing and AAA profile Portal Events Number of new, existing and total users with connections by Access Point group Subscriber trend, by new/existing and AP group Portal Events Number of new, existing and total users with connections by Location Subscriber trend, by new/existing and Location Portal Events Number of new, existing and total users with connections by Location group Subscriber trend, by new/existing and Location group Portal Events Top users with connections Top-ranked subscribers login over time Portal Events Transaction Analysis Report Name Description Group Detailed user transactions report Subscriber transactions detail over time Portal Events Successful user captures by service Subscriber capture trend, by service Portal Events Successful user transactions by Access Point group Login trend, by AP group Portal Events Successful user transactions by Access Point with Location Login trend, by AP and Location Portal Events Successful user transactions by Access Point with No Location Login with no location trend, by AP Portal Events Successful user transactions by Location Subscriber transactions trend, by location Portal Events Successful user transactions by Location group Subscriber transactions trend, by location group Portal Events Successful user transactions by organization Subscriber transactions trend, by organization Portal Events Successful user transactions by organization and type Subscriber transactions trend, by organization and type Portal Events Successful user transactions by type Subscriber transactions trend, by type Portal Events Successful user transactions by type and location Subscriber transactions trend, by type and location Portal Events Successful user transactions by type and location group Subscriber transactions trend, by type and location group Portal Events Successful user transactions by type and page Subscriber transactions trend, by type and page Portal Events Successful user transactions by type and service Subscriber transactions trend, by type and service Portal Events Successful user transactions by type, service and page Subscriber transactions trend, by type, service and page Portal Events Successful user transactions by type, service, page and location Subscriber transactions trend, by type, service, page and location Portal Events Successful user transactions by type, service, page and location group Subscriber transactions trend, by type, service, page and location group Portal Events User transactions by service Subscriber transactions trend, by service Portal Events User transactions by status Subscriber transactions trend, by status Portal Events User transactions by type, service, page and status Subscriber trend, by type, service, page and status Portal Events Error Reporting Report Name Description Group Error user transactions by status and error message Transaction error message trend, by status Portal Events Error user transactions by status, error message and page Transaction error message trend, by status and page Portal Events Error user transactions by type Transaction error type trend Portal Events Error user transactions by type and location Transaction error type trend, by location Portal Events Error user transactions by type and location group Transaction error type trend, by location group Portal Events Error user transactions by type and page Transaction error type trend, by page Portal Events Error user transactions by type and service Transaction error type trend, by service Portal Events Error user transactions by type, service and page Transaction error type trend, by service and page Portal Events Device and Browser Analytics Report Name Description Group User transactions by OS family Subscriber OS family over time Portal Events User transactions by browser family Subscriber browser family over time Portal Events User transactions by device brand Subscriber device brand over time Portal Events User transactions by device brand and location Subscriber device brand by location over time Portal Events Demographic Analysis Report Name Description Group User transactions by type and user's age Subscriber transactions by type and age over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's age (from birthday) Subscriber transactions by type and age (from birthday) over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's age range Subscriber transactions by type and age range over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's country Subscriber transactions by type and country over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's country and state Subscriber transactions by type, country and state over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's gender Subscriber transactions by type and gender over time Portal Events User transactions by type and user's telephone country Subscriber transactions by type and phone country code over time Portal Events Usage Notes All reports are real-time and can be filtered by date range Reports support multiple export formats for further analysis Demographic data is only available when users provide this information during registration Error reports help identify common authentication and connectivity issues Location-based reports require proper Access Point configuration with location assignments Configuración izzi Introducción - Accesos izzi Descripción General Este capítulo contiene la documentación específica para el cliente izzi sobre el uso de la plataforma GATE de Zequenze. La plataforma GATE proporciona servicios AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting) para la gestión de accesos, autenticación de usuarios y administración de servicios RADIUS. Tipos de Usuario Para el cliente izzi se han configurado dos tipos de acceso con diferentes niveles de permisos: Usuario Admin izzi Permisos: Completos (Crear, Modificar, Eliminar) Funcionalidades: Gestión completa de clientes AAA/RADIUS (BNGs) Administración de usuarios autenticados Configuración de perfiles de velocidad con parámetros AVP/VSA Configuración de CoA (Change of Authorization) y DM (Disconnect Message) Acceso a reportes y análisis avanzados Configuración multi-vendor (Huawei, Nokia, Cisco) Usuario Read-Only izzi Permisos: Solo lectura Funcionalidades: Visualización de clientes AAA/RADIUS sin capacidad de modificación Consulta de usuarios autenticados y sus perfiles asignados Acceso a información para troubleshooting y diagnóstico Monitoreo de métricas y estadísticas Exportación de reportes (solo consulta) Información Técnica Específica para izzi Formato de Usuarios Username estándar : NoCliente-SerieONT|Shelf/Slot/PON Ejemplo : 25072102-ZTEGCF5FEB42|0/1/0 Organizaciones Configuradas izzi FTTH : Para servicios de fibra óptica y ONTs izzi WiFi : Para servicios Community WiFi/Offloading izzi : Para servicios que requieren ambas funciones Vendors Soportados Huawei Nokia Cisco Estructura de la Documentación Este capítulo está organizado en las siguientes secciones: Introducción - Accesos izzi (Esta página) Usuario Admin izzi - Guía completa para usuarios administradores Usuario Read-Only izzi - Guía para usuarios de consulta Guía de Uso izzi - Casos prácticos y ejemplos específicos Requisitos Previos Antes de utilizar la plataforma GATE, asegúrese de contar con: Credenciales específicas proporcionadas por Zequenze Acceso a internet para conectar con https://GATE.zequenze.com Navegador web actualizado (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) Conocimientos básicos de protocolos RADIUS y AAA Soporte Técnico Para cualquier duda o problema técnico, contactar al equipo de soporte de Zequenze: Email: support@zequenze.com Portal: https://GATE.zequenze.com Documentación técnica: Disponible en cada sección de este capítulo Documentación actualizada: Julio 2025 Usuario Admin izzi Descripción General El usuario Admin para izzi cuenta con permisos completos en la plataforma GATE, permitiendo crear, modificar y eliminar tanto clientes AAA para servicios RADIUS como usuarios autenticados en el sistema. Acceso a la Plataforma Inicio de Sesión Para acceder al portal GATE: URL de acceso: https://gate.zequenze.com Credenciales: Utilizar las credenciales proporcionadas por Zequenze Panel Principal (Dashboard) Una vez ingresadas las credenciales correctas, se mostrará el panel principal con las siguientes secciones: Elementos del Dashboard 1. Menú Lateral Izquierdo Acceso a Dashboards Gestión de usuarios autenticados Configuración de perfiles de velocidad y servicios RADIUS Log de usuarios o movimientos 2. Barra Superior de Herramientas Idioma: Cambio entre Inglés, Español o Portugués Pantalla completa: Activar/desactivar modo Full Screen Tema: Alternar entre tema Dark o Light 3. Menú de Usuario Opciones de perfil y configuración Configuración de zona horaria Activación de opciones avanzadas 4. Dashboard Personalizable Gráficas de métricas en tiempo real Widgets configurables según necesidades Visualización de datos de tráfico y usuarios Opciones de Usuario Admin Opciones de Perfil Al hacer clic en el nombre de usuario (esquina superior derecha), se despliegan las siguientes opciones: Opciones Disponibles User Profile: Modificar nombre para mostrar y información personal Security: Configurar autenticación de dos factores (2FA) Change Password: Cambiar contraseña actual Logout: Cerrar sesión en la plataforma Switch Organization: Seleccionar organización específica (usuarios y clientes asociados) Time Zone: Configurar zona horaria preferida Expert Mode: Habilitar opciones avanzadas en el menú lateral Nota: La opción "Activate new UI design" solo aparece en ambiente de desarrollo (DEV) y no está disponible en producción. Activación del Modo Experto Es recomendable activar el "Expert Mode" para acceder a todas las funcionalidades avanzadas disponibles para usuarios Admin. Esta configuración habilitará opciones adicionales en el menú lateral izquierdo. Gestión de Clientes AAA/RADIUS Acceso a la Sección de Clientes Para gestionar clientes RADIUS en la plataforma: En el menú lateral izquierdo , seleccionar "AAA services" Hacer clic en "Clients" o "Clientes" Presionar el botón "Add" o "Agregar" para crear un nuevo cliente Esta funcionalidad permite dar de alta equipos BNGs (Broadband Network Gateway) que enviarán mensajes RADIUS al servidor AAA de GATE. Configuración de Nuevo Cliente RADIUS Al crear un nuevo cliente RADIUS, se debe completar el siguiente formulario: Campos Obligatorios 1. Short name Nombre identificativo del cliente RADIUS Sin espacios, máximo 32 caracteres Ejemplo: BNG_Huawei_Lab_izzi 2. Organization Organización a la que pertenece el equipo: "izzi FTTH" : Para BNGs que autentican ONTs "izzi WiFi" : Para WAGs o Community WiFi/Offloading "izzi" : Para equipos que requieren ambas funciones 3. Hostname, IPv4/v6 address or IPv4 subnet Dirección IP (IPv4 o IPv6) desde donde el equipo enviará mensajes RADIUS Puede ser una IP específica o un rango de red Ejemplo: 10.10.20.20 4. Secret Contraseña compartida entre el cliente y el servidor AAA Utilizada para autenticar la comunicación RADIUS Se puede generar automáticamente usando la opción en el punto 6 5. Update user class (Opciones Avanzadas) Campo para identificador único del BNG Utilizado para enviar parámetros AVP o VSA RADIUS específicos Ejemplo: ClassUnique Ejemplo de Configuración Una vez completados todos los campos con los valores apropiados, hacer clic en "Save" o "Guardar" para crear el cliente RADIUS. Opciones Adicionales Generación Automática de Secret: En la parte inferior del formulario se encuentra la opción para generar contraseñas automáticamente Se puede seleccionar el tipo y longitud de la contraseña generada Recomendado para mayor seguridad Botones de Acción: Save : Guardar cliente y regresar a la lista Save and close : Guardar y cerrar formulario Save and add another : Guardar y crear otro cliente inmediatamente Gestión de Perfiles de Usuario Acceso a la Configuración de Perfiles Para gestionar perfiles de velocidad y atributos RADIUS: En el menú lateral izquierdo , seleccionar "AAA services" Hacer clic en "Profiles" o "Perfiles" Tipos de Perfiles Disponibles User profiles : Creación de perfiles con parámetros AVP o VSA RADIUS CoA profiles : Configuración de mensajes CoA (Change of Authorization) o DM (Disconnect Message) RADIUS services : Función legacy sin uso actual Botón "Add" : Para crear nuevos perfiles de velocidad Crear Nuevo Perfil de Usuario Al hacer clic en "Add" se abrirá el formulario de configuración: Configuración Básica 1. Name Nombre descriptivo del perfil Generalmente definido por el cliente al asignar usuarios Ejemplo: HSI-100M 2. Short-name / code Código corto identificativo Usar el mismo valor que el campo "Name" Ejemplo: HSI-100M 3. Organization Seleccionar la organización correspondiente Para servicios FTTH usar: "izzi FTTH" 4. Botón "Save" Guardar configuración básica para acceder a opciones avanzadas Configuración de Atributos del Perfil Una vez guardado el perfil básico, aparecerán las opciones avanzadas: Secciones de Configuración 1. Profile attributes Hacer clic en "Add" para agregar líneas de atributos AVP/VSA Estos atributos se envían en mensajes "Access-Accept" 2. Profile check attributes Hacer clic en "Add" para agregar criterios de validación Define condiciones para aplicar el perfil Configuración Detallada de Atributos Profile Attributes (Respuesta Access-Accept) 1. Attribute Seleccionar atributo RADIUS (estándar o vendor-specific) Ejemplo: User-Name (1) , Huawei-Qos-Profile (31) 2. User class Valor crítico : Debe coincidir con el campo "Class" del cliente RADIUS Garantiza que solo se envíen atributos compatibles con el vendor específico Ejemplo: Huawei , Nokia , Cisco 3. Operation Append (+=) : Agregar el atributo a la respuesta Replace or add (:=) : Establecer valor específico Append if not exist (=) : Reemplazar valor existente 4. Value Valor a enviar en el Access-Accept Variables entre doble llaves: {{User-Name}} Valores fijos: hsi-internet , sub-qos-policy-in-HSI-115M , HSI-100M Profile Check Attributes (Validación de Acceso) 5. Attribute Atributo a validar en la solicitud de acceso Ejemplo: Auth-Type (1000) 6. Operation Always match, replace or add (:=) : Condición de validación Match if attribute value is equal to (==) : Debe ser igual al valor especificado Match if attribute value is different to (!=) : Debe ser diferente al valor 7. Value Valor esperado para la validación Ejemplo: Accept , Reject 8. Botón "Save" Guardar toda la configuración del perfil Ejemplo de Perfil Multi-Vendor Este ejemplo muestra un perfil configurado para múltiples vendors (Huawei, Nokia, Cisco) donde cada conjunto de atributos se aplica únicamente al equipo que coincida con el valor "User class" correspondiente, garantizando la interoperabilidad nativa de la plataforma. Administración de Usuarios Acceso a la Gestión de Usuarios Para administrar usuarios autenticados o con acceso: En el menú lateral izquierdo , seleccionar "Users" Confirmar que se encuentra en la sub-opción "Users" Hacer clic en el botón "Add" o "Agregar" para crear un nuevo usuario Esta sección muestra todos los usuarios dados de alta con sus respectivos perfiles de velocidad asignados, incluyendo información como fecha de registro, estado activo y organización. Crear Nuevo Usuario Al hacer clic en "Add" se abrirá el formulario de configuración: Configuración de Usuario 1. Username Campo principal para autenticación RADIUS Formato para izzi : NoCliente-SerieONT|Shelf/Slot/PON Ejemplo : 25072102-ZTEGCF5FEB42|0/1/0 Máximo 150 caracteres (letras, dígitos y caracteres especiales: @/+/-/|/_) 2. Organization Para servicios ONT/FTTH: Seleccionar "izzi FTTH" Para otros servicios: Usar organización correspondiente 3. AAA user profiles Hacer clic en "Add" para asignar perfil de velocidad Seleccionar el perfil creado previamente (ej: HSI-100M) 4. Botón "Save" Usuario Read-Only izzi Descripción General El usuario Read-Only para izzi cuenta con permisos de solo lectura en la plataforma GATE, permitiendo visualizar y consultar información de clientes AAA/RADIUS y usuarios autenticados, pero sin capacidad de modificar, crear o eliminar elementos del sistema. Propósito del Acceso Read-Only Este tipo de acceso está diseñado específicamente para: Troubleshooting : Diagnóstico de problemas de conectividad sin riesgo de modificaciones Monitoreo : Supervisión del estado de usuarios y equipos en tiempo real Consulta : Verificación de configuraciones de manera segura Auditoría : Revisión de configuraciones y estados actuales del sistema Acceso a la Plataforma Proceso de Inicio de Sesión El proceso de autenticación es idéntico al usuario administrador: URL de acceso : https://gate.zequenze.com Credenciales : Utilizar las credenciales específicas para usuario Read-Only proporcionadas por Zequenze Nota : Una vez autenticado, el usuario tendrá acceso al mismo dashboard pero con funcionalidades limitadas a consulta únicamente. Consulta de Clientes RADIUS Acceso a la Lista de Clientes BNG Para consultar los clientes RADIUS configurados: En el menú lateral izquierdo , seleccionar "AAA services" Hacer clic en "Clients" o "Clientes" Características del Acceso Read-Only La interfaz presenta las siguientes limitaciones para usuarios de solo lectura: Icono de candado : Visible en la interfaz indicando permisos restringidos Sin botón "Add" : La opción para agregar nuevos clientes no está disponible Solo visualización : Acceso a información básica de todos los clientes existentes Información Visible de Clientes La lista de clientes muestra los siguientes datos: Short name del cliente Estado (activo/inactivo) Dirección IP o subnet NAS identifier Organización asignada Vista Detallada de Cliente Al hacer clic en un cliente específico para ver su configuración completa: Información Disponible para Consulta Configuración Básica : Nombre del cliente Estado operativo Ubicación física Parámetros de Red : Hostname Dirección IP/subnet Configuración de conectividad Configuración RADIUS : NAS identifier Secret (oculto por seguridad) Parámetros de autenticación Configuración Organizacional : Asignación a organización Update user class Configuraciones técnicas avanzadas Limitaciones en Vista Detallada Sin controles de edición : No aparecen botones para modificar información Solo lectura : Toda la información es consultable únicamente Sin opciones de guardado : No hay botones "Save", "Delete" o similares Consulta de Usuarios Autenticados Acceso a la Lista de Usuarios Para consultar usuarios autenticados en el sistema: En el menú lateral izquierdo , seleccionar "Users" Confirmar que se encuentra en la sección "Users" Información de Usuarios Disponible La lista de usuarios muestra: Username : Con formato izzi ( NoCliente-SerieONT|Shelf/Slot/PON ) ID interno : Identificador único del sistema AAA profile : Perfil de velocidad asignado (HSI-100M, HSI-1G, etc.) Date joined : Fecha de registro del usuario Active : Estado activo del usuario Class : Tipo de equipo (Huawei, Nokia, etc.) Herramientas de Consulta Disponibles Search : Búsqueda de usuarios específicos por diferentes criterios Filter : Filtrado por organización, perfil AAA, estado activo Export : Exportación de lista de usuarios (solo lectura) Pagination : Navegación entre páginas de resultados Vista Detallada de Usuario Al seleccionar un usuario específico: Secciones de Información Detallada Account Information : Username : Usuario configurado para autenticación RADIUS Password : Estado de configuración (configurado/no configurado, sin mostrar valor) Parent user : Usuario padre si aplica jerarquía External ID : Identificador externo del sistema Class : Tipo de equipo/vendor Active : Estado operativo del usuario Organization : Organización asignada AAA User Profiles : Perfiles asignados : Visualización completa de perfiles de velocidad Configuración detallada : Parámetros técnicos de cada perfil Restricciones en Vista Detallada Sin capacidad de modificación : No se pueden cambiar datos del usuario Sin opciones de creación : No aparece funcionalidad para crear nuevos usuarios Sin eliminación : No hay controles para eliminar usuarios existentes Acceso de solo consulta : Funcionalidad limitada a visualización y diagnóstico Capacidades de Diagnóstico Información Útil para Troubleshooting El usuario Read-Only puede acceder a información crítica para diagnóstico: Estados de Conexión : Verificación de usuarios activos en el sistema Consulta de perfiles de velocidad asignados Revisión de fechas de último acceso y actividad Configuraciones de Red : Direcciones IP de clientes RADIUS Estados operativos de BNGs Asignaciones organizacionales y jerarquías Información Histórica : Fechas de creación y última modificación Histórico de actualizaciones de configuración Trazabilidad de cambios realizados Limitaciones Importantes del Usuario Read-Only Las siguientes funcionalidades NO están disponibles para usuarios de solo lectura: Creación de nuevos elementos (usuarios, clientes, perfiles) Modificación de configuraciones existentes Eliminación de usuarios o clientes RADIUS Acceso a configuraciones avanzadas (CoA, DM) Gestión completa de perfiles de usuario Modificación de parámetros RADIUS Comparación de Funcionalidades Funcionalidad Usuario Admin Usuario Read-Only Visualizar clientes RADIUS ✅ ✅ Crear/modificar clientes ✅ ❌ Ver usuarios autenticados ✅ ✅ Gestionar usuarios ✅ ❌ Configurar perfiles AAA ✅ ❌ Configurar CoA/DM ✅ ❌ Exportar datos ✅ ✅ Troubleshooting y consulta ✅ ✅ Casos de Uso Recomendados Diagnóstico de Conectividad Verificación de usuario : Búsqueda de usuario específico por username Revisión de perfil : Confirmación de perfil de velocidad asignado Validación de estado : Verificación de que el usuario esté activo Consulta de BNG : Revisión de configuración del cliente RADIUS correspondiente Monitoreo de Servicios Estado de equipos : Verificación de BNGs activos/inactivos Usuarios conectados : Monitoreo en tiempo real de usuarios activos Distribución de perfiles : Verificación de asignación de velocidades Auditoría y Reportes Generación de reportes : Exportación de listas de usuarios para análisis Verificación de configuraciones : Revisión de parámetros sin riesgo de modificación Consulta de históricos : Revisión de fechas de cambios y creación de elementos Conclusión : El usuario Read-Only proporciona un acceso seguro y controlado para tareas de consulta, diagnóstico y monitoreo, eliminando completamente el riesgo de modificaciones accidentales en la plataforma GATE mientras mantiene acceso completo a toda la información necesaria para troubleshooting y auditoría. Guía de Uso izzi Descripción General Esta guía presenta casos de uso prácticos y escenarios comunes para el manejo de la plataforma GATE por parte del cliente izzi. Los ejemplos están diseñados para ser útiles tanto para usuarios Admin como Read-Only, con indicaciones específicas sobre qué acciones están disponibles para cada tipo de usuario. Casos de Uso de Consulta Caso 1: Consulta de Logs de Autenticación Escenario: Revisar el historial de intentos de autenticación de un BNG específico para identificar problemas de conectividad. Disponible para: Usuario Admin ✅ y Read-Only 👁️ Acceso desde Cliente RADIUS Acceder a Clientes Menú lateral → AAA services → Clients Seleccionar cliente específico (ej: BNG_Huawei_CUPs_2) Consultar Logs AAA Hacer clic en pestaña "AAA logs" Ver registros de autenticación: Date/time : Momento del intento User : Username que intentó autenticar Type : Access-Accept ✅ o Access-Reject ❌ Client : BNG de origen Detalles de Autenticación Hacer clic en fecha/hora específica Información visible : Username completo Tipo de respuesta (Access-Accept/Reject) Calling station (identificador del equipo) Cliente y NAS IP Organización asignada Detalles Técnicos RADIUS Sección "Log details" : Información técnica detallada Request : Parámetros enviados por el BNG Reply : Respuesta enviada por GATE Atributos RADIUS : Class, User-Name, parámetros VSA Caso 2: Consulta de Accounting Records Escenario: Revisar el consumo de datos y tiempo de conexión de usuarios desde un BNG específico. Disponible para: Usuario Admin ✅ y Read-Only 👁️ Acceder a Accounting Desde la vista del cliente RADIUS Seleccionar pestaña "AAA accounting" Información de Accounting Date/time : Momento del registro Time : Duración de la sesión Status : Estado de la sesión User : Usuario conectado Input/Output bytes : Tráfico consumido Detalles de Sesión Hacer clic en fecha/hora específica Información detallada : Session ID único Fechas de inicio y fin Tiempo total de conexión Bytes transferidos (entrada/salida) Información de calling station Caso 3: Búsqueda Global de Logs Escenario: Buscar logs específicos en toda la plataforma usando filtros avanzados. Disponible para: Usuario Admin ✅ y Read-Only 👁️ Logs de Autenticación Acceder a Logs Globales Menú lateral → AAA services → Logs Opciones de Búsqueda Barra de búsqueda (4) : Buscar por username, IP, etc. Filtros avanzados (3) : Filtrar por: Date/time: Rango de fechas Type: Access-Accept, Access-Reject NAS Client: Cliente RADIUS específico User: Usuario particular Mejores Prácticas para Búsqueda Eficiente: Usar filtros específicos antes de realizar búsquedas amplias Limitar rangos de tiempo para mejorar performance Combinar múltiples filtros para resultados precisos Exportar resultados para análisis offline Accounting Records Acceder a Accounting Global Menú lateral → AAA services → Accounting Filtros Disponibles Búsqueda (4) : Por usuario, cliente, etc. Filtros avanzados (3) : Start date/time: Rango temporal Session status: Estado de sesiones User: Usuario específico Parent user: Usuario padre Caso 4: Generación de Reportes de Tráfico Escenario: Generar reporte de consumo de datos por organización y cliente RADIUS. Disponible para: Usuario Admin ✅ y Read-Only 👁️ Acceder a Reports Menú lateral → AAA services → Reports Explorar reportes predefinidos Seleccionar Reporte Específico Ejemplo: "Traffic per class, NAS-ID and Organization (GBytes)" Configurar filtros : Class : Huawei (filtro aplicado) Interval : Período de tiempo (168 hours) NAS Client : BNG específico Organization : izzi FTTH Interpretar Resultados Gráfica temporal : Picos de tráfico por horario Tabla de datos : Date/time: Período analizado Client: BNG origen Class: Tipo de equipo Organization: Organización In/Out/Total GBytes: Consumo de datos Información Disponible para Análisis: Username con formato izzi Perfil de velocidad asignado Fecha de registro Estado actual Organización Tipo de equipo (Huawei, Nokia, etc.) Caso 5: Troubleshooting por Usuario Específico Escenario: Diagnosticar problemas de un usuario particular revisando su historial completo. Disponible para: Usuario Admin ✅ y Read-Only 👁️ Localizar Usuario Menú lateral → Users → Users Buscar usuario : 25072102-ZTEGCF5FEB42|0/1/0 Hacer clic en el usuario encontrado Logs de Autenticación del Usuario Revisar AAA Logs Pestaña "AAA logs" en la vista del usuario Información visible : Historial de autenticaciones Resultados (Access-Accept/Reject) BNG de origen por cada intento Calling station utilizada Accounting del Usuario Revisar AAA Accounting Pestaña "AAA accounting" Información de sesiones : Duración de conexiones Consumo de datos por sesión Fechas de inicio/fin Estado de las sesiones Análisis Completo del Usuario Información Consolidada: Patrón de conexiones : Frecuencia y horarios Problemas recurrentes : Access-Reject repetidos Consumo de datos : Tendencias de uso BNGs utilizados : Equipos de origen Perfil asignado : Velocidad configurada Proceso de Diagnóstico para Read-Only 👁️ Verificar Usuario: ✅ Buscar usuario: 25072102-ZTEGCF5FEB42|0/1/0 ✅ Confirmar estado: Activo/Inactivo ✅ Validar perfil: HSI-100M asignado ✅ Verificar organización: izzi FTTH Revisar Cliente RADIUS: ✅ Buscar BNG con IP: 187.160.164.52 ✅ Confirmar estado del cliente ✅ Validar organización correcta Información para Escalación: ✅ Recopilar datos del usuario ✅ Identificar BNG origen ✅ Documentar configuraciones actuales ✅ Proporcionar información a usuario Admin Casos de Uso de Configuración Caso 1: Alta de Nuevo Cliente RADIUS (BNG) Escenario: Se requiere dar de alta un nuevo BNG Huawei en la red de izzi para autenticación de ONTs. Disponible para: Usuario Admin ✅ únicamente Datos del Ejemplo: Equipo : BNG Huawei modelo MA5800 IP Address : 192.168.100.50 Ubicación : Nodo Guadalajara Norte Servicio : Autenticación ONTs FTTH Proceso Paso a Paso: Acceder a Clientes RADIUS Menú lateral → AAA services → Clients Clic en Advanced topics Captive Portal HTML/CCS code example Overview Captive Portal templates in GATE can be customized in two ways: Through the GATE GUI interface By directly modifying the HTML/CSS code of the template This page demonstrates the HTML/CSS implementation of the Hotel Template for captive portals. Hotel Template Preview Live Template: Captive Portal Hotel Template Complete HTML/CSS Code Below is the complete HTML template code for the Hotel captive portal: {% extends "page/base.html" %} {% load admin_static media i18n %} {% block extrastyle %} {% if page.variables.favicon %} {% endif %} {% endblock %} {% block body_tag %} {% endblock %} {% block main %} {% include "includes/social_detect.html" %}

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