+9Has anyone here experienced this within their enterprise? We have a fairly large sized deployment and only began noticing CNA appear on 10.10 and 10.11.
These are all bound to AD as well, where as prior to 10.11 they were not.
Is this something we need to work with our Network engineers on? AD Team? or would something like Enterprise Connect solve this?
Thanks for any insight
+12Hi @wait
Did you make any progress on this ?
I'm just testing the upgrade to 10.11 and noticed that the Captive Network Assistant pops up, i'm assuming it's because the Mac hasn't authenticated to our proxy and can't reach here,
this article explains has some detail
if i run
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.captive.control Active -boolean falsethen restart it seems to disable it, just made this EA to report on each Macs status
#!/bin/sh
#0 = false | 1 = true
file=/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.captive.control.plist
if [ ! -f $file ]; then
echo "<result>no plist</result>"
exit 0
fi
active=$( defaults read $file Active 2>&1 )
if [[ $active = *"does not exist"* ]]; then
echo "<result>no Active key</result>"
else
echo "<result>$active</result>"
fiNo progress yet, we're still without Casper in our environment. And its gotta be related to Proxy somehow, our network is very expansive and somewhat convoluted as well.
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