Currently, if somebody navigates to the customer portal in some way (e.g., via its IP address) it will simply serve up content. This changes the behavior so that if they arrive there in a way besides the FQDN, it will redirect them to the FQDN of the portal.
Setting this behavior is preparation for updating our ability to turn the customer portal into a captive portal for delinquent customers using MikroTik dstnat for http and https.
Currently, if somebody navigates to the customer portal in some way (e.g., via its IP address) it will simply serve up content. This changes the behavior so that if they arrive there in a way besides the FQDN, it will redirect them to the FQDN of the portal.
Setting this behavior is preparation for updating our ability to turn the customer portal into a captive portal for delinquent customers using MikroTik dstnat for http and https.