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Sydney Airport free wifi has the same setup with Fortigate/Fortinet. They whitelist acceptable domains/websites and prevent access to everything else by supplyi
by commandersaki 2y ago
Sydney Airport free wifi has the same setup with Fortigate/Fortinet. They whitelist acceptable domains/websites and prevent access to everything else by supplying their own certificate etc. I couldn't find a way to escape the hostile network, so I resorted to tethering.
I know this to be the case because I couldn't access https://mydomain.net https://mydomain.net - as it was deemed unacceptable content on their mitm splash page.
- brudgers 2y agoI have defaulted to tethering for about ten years. It’s more consistent than public WiFi. I will give up theoretical speed for not having to think about arbitrary requirements and limitations.