> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://manual-en.seara.biz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://manual-en.seara.biz/connect-to-seara-with/peplink.md).

# Peplink

How to configure Peplink to work with Seara

## WAN Setting

Configure the WAN interfaces so the router can reach the Internet. If there are multiple Internet lines, finish setting up Load Balance first.

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## Radius Setting

Go to the menu Advanced > RADIUS Server.

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**Authentication Server: click New Profile**

* Name: enter a profile name
* Host: enter the RADIUS Server IP
* Port: use the default port
* Secret: rito8igsonv

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**Accounting Server: click New Profile**

* Name: enter a profile name
* Host: enter the RADIUS Server IP
* Port: use the default port
* Secret: rito8igsonv

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## LAN Setting

Go to the menu Network > Network Setting.

There is a default network called Untagged LAN — you can use this network as is, or click on the Untagged Network entry to edit the client IP address.

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1. Change the IP Address and Subnet.
2. Select as shown in the image.
3. Configure the DHCP server & IP range.

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**Configure a Loopback for certificate verification**

Click New LAN.

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Configure as shown in the example image.

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**Configure the router ports — choose which ports are used as LAN**

Go to the menu Port Setting, then select the ports to use as LAN for clients. In this example, ports 1 and 2 are used.

Configure the remaining options as shown in the image.

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## Captive Portal Setting

Go to the Captive Portal menu.

Click New Portal.

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Configure as shown in the image.

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**For the NAS-Port-Id:** enter the MAC Address of the LAN interface. You can find it under the menu Status > Device.

Scroll down to find the MAC Address, then copy the LAN MAC address and paste it in.

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## Certification

Go to the menu Advanced > Certificate Manager.

Next to Captive Portal SSL, click Edit.

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**Private Key:** copy from the file named <mark style="color:blue;">**STAR.captive-portal.net.key**</mark>

**Local Public Key Certificate:** copy from the file named <mark style="color:purple;">**STAR.captive-portal.net.crt**</mark>

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Endpoint configuration on Seara

**endpoint:**[**https://peplink.captive-portal.net:8000/portal.cgi**](https://peplink.captive-portal.net:8000/portal.cgi)

**orig\_url:**[**https://google.com**](https://google.com) **(or any other site you want to redirect to after a successful login)**

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