Hotspots
A hotspot is a network node that provides internet connectivity using a Wi-Fi device, such as a wireless access point. Hotspots can provide guest access in public areas. When you add an interface to a hotspot, the associated access points act as hotspots. Hotspots support a full suite of protection features and authentication methods.
When you add a hotspot, the firewall creates a corresponding firewall rule. This rule allows you to enforce policies and scan traffic.
Note
In some locations, public hotspots are subject to content and usage restrictions. You may also be required to register your hotspot. Before you set up a hotspot, check the applicable legislation.
You can redirect users to a captive portal or sign-in page where they must accept the terms of usage or authenticate themselves using a generated password or voucher. After sign-in, you can redirect users to a specific URL, such as your organization's page.
Add and edit hotspots
Click Add to create a new hotspot. See Add a hotspot.
Click Edit 
next to the hotspot you want to edit.
Click Delete 
next to the hotspot you want to delete.
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