Remote management
AK Aurora Access remains the management plane. Customer and guest traffic stays on the customer’s internet connection; traffic is not routed through AK Aurora merely for monitoring.
How it works
A practical path from existing internet to branded guest access.
The standard workflow keeps deployment simple: review the site, configure an approved router, connect it to customer-provided internet, then manage guest access remotely.
Deployment path
Step-by-step, without overcomplicating the network.
Each deployment still depends on the customer’s internet service, power, physical site conditions, and chosen guest access workflow.
- Review the location, expected guest count, and internet source.
- Configure the approved router and customer portal settings.
- Create guest access methods such as free access, vouchers, PINs, or paid plans.
- Connect power and Ethernet at the site or vehicle.
- The router checks in and the captive portal becomes available.
- Monitor health, sessions, support issues, and access history from the portal.
Details
What to know before requesting service.
Captive portal choices
A site can use free access, access codes, complimentary access, room-included access, front-desk workflows, or supported payment-provider flows where configured.