SSID blacklisting on Chromebooks

[JP Connolly]

Anyone know of a way to blacklist SSIDs (we use Aruba) from the Google console for managed Chromebooks? Our captive portal is quite grabby and keeps bumping the preferred/pre-set SSID on a subset of our units, preventing them from connecting

-JP

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JP Connolly
Director of Technology
Saint Ann's School

129 Pierrepont St.
Brooklyn, NY 11201

718.522.1660

[Scott Weidig]

With Aruba, you can create a Deny access protocol by device type.  The chrome book will be able to connect, then Aruba will drop it off, and it should move over to the next SSID.

S

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[Joshua Mulloy]

Add the SSID under device management > Chrome > Network > For Devices but set it to Auto-Connect "No".  We do this for our guest registration networks it works great.

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