Nomadix Configuration Guide

You can confirm your environment under Operator Customizations.

Checklist before proceeding with the Nomadix configuration

  1. The Nomadix WAN MAC must be properly added to the hotspot as Nomadix gateway or guest will receive a hotspot deactivated message. The WAN MAC can be found under Configuration – Summary.
  2. You will need to enable Charge For Use and RADIUS Billing in the Port Location menu.


The following instructions outline how to setup a Nomadix Gateway network for the Marketing4WiFi Platform utilizing the API integration. This guide assumes that your Nomadix gateway is already operational and on a live network with managed Access Points. Please make sure any firewall rules, web content filters, and other security measures have been configured to interface with the platform.

    1. Log into your Nomadix Gateway
    2. On the menu to the left under Configuration, click AAA and configure with
      • AAA Services: Enabled
      • Internal Web Server: Enabled
      • SSL Support: Disabled
      • Encrypt only Sensitive Data: Disabled
      • Portal Page: Enabled
      • Portal Page URL: Select one
      • Parameter Passing: Enabled
      • Parameter Signing Method: None
      • Parameter Signing Parameters: Enabled and check the following:
        1. UI
        2. MA,
        3. POR
        4. SIP
      • Usernames: Enabled
      • New Subscribers: Disabled
      • Credit Card Service: Disabled
      • Press Submit to save
    3. On the menu to the left click RADIUS Proxy. At the bottom of the page click on the Configure RADIUS service profiles button
    4. On the RADIUS Service Profiles page, click the Add button and configure with
      • Name: smartwifi
      • Enable RADIUS Authentication Service: Enabled
      • Protocol: PAP
      • Primary IP/DNS:

        Port: 1812
        Secret Key: Available in the Edit Hotspot page in the Marketing4WiFi dashboard, called RADIUS secret
      • Primary IP/DNS:

        Port: 1812
        Secret Key: Available in the Edit Hotspot page in the Marketing4WiFi dashboard, called RADIUS secret
      • Enable RADIUS Accounting Service: Enabled (ticked)
      • Primary IP/DNS:

        Port: 1813
        Secret Key: Available in the Edit Hotspot page in the Marketing4WiFi dashboard, called RADIUS secret
      • Primary IP/DNS:

        Port: 1813
        Secret Key: Available in the Edit Hotspot page in the Marketing4WiFi dashboard, called RADIUS secret
      • Re-transmission Delay: 3 (seconds)
      • Re-transmission Attempts: 5 (per server)
      • Click Submit to save the profile
    5. On the menu to the left click RADIUS Client and configure with
      • Default RADIUS Mode: Fixed
      • Default RADIUS Service Profile: smartwifi
      • Default User Idle Timeout: 3600
      • Send NAS Idenitfier: Enabled
      • Send NAS IP: Enabled
      • Send Framed IP: Enabled
      • Click Submit to save
    6. On the menu to the left click Passtrhough Addresses and configure with
      • Passthrough Addresses: Enabled
      • Click Submit to save
      • Add all the Default walled garden entries for the platform. You will need to add each entry one at a time until all of them have been added to the list.

        If you’re a white label client and you have your own splash domain, be sure to include it in the walled garden.


Troubleshooting Splash page

  1. If a hotspot deactivated message is presented ensure the Nomadix Gateway MAC has been added to the correct hotspot in the dashboard.
  2. If devices are redirected to the splash page URL but the page fails to load ensure Passthrough Addresses has been enabled and properly configured with all the Default walled garden entries for the platform and your branded splash page hostname.

Disclaimer on hardware configuration guides in the KB:

This equipment has been integrated and tested in our labs with the Marketing4WiFi platform using the firmware versions below.

Nomadix Gateway

LIMITED HARDWARE SUPPORT: Hardware manufacturers frequently make changes to firmware, controllers and GUI’s. The information below may be out of date or images may be different and is to be used as a general reference guide. We do offer additional limited support to help with trouble-shooting and we highly recommend that you have a hardware support agreement and/or access to a hardware support engineering representative from the manufacturer.

Updated on September 7, 2022

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