The reason is not complicated:
Foreign ≠ Ordinary tenants, WiFi authenticated risk levels are naturally higher.
Therefore, the foreign hotel does not apply to WiFi's actual name certification.“General hotel standards”It's a set.Rigid, more detailed and more retraceable logic of inspection。
I. WiFi authenticated by a foreign hotel, the logic of examination is different first
In ordinary hotel inspections, public security often focuses on:
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Real name or not
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Whether to keep a log
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Can you get it?
In foreign hotels, the focus of WiFi's actual name certification will be moved to:
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Whether the authentication method applies to outsiders
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Identification information is authentic and verifiable
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Is the log accurate in distinguishing between guests and insiders?
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Whether Internet access is fully traceable
This means:
The same WiFi real name certification system, which may be directly convicted in foreign hotels“Not qualified”。
II. The inability of outsiders to complete certification is the most common and deadly issue
A large number of foreign hotels have a common problem with WiFi's real name certification:
The system is...“It's for the Chinese.”。
Examples include:
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Authentication page only in Chinese
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Only domestic cell phones.
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Force Text Validation
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Do not support passport information
And it turns out:
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Outsider cannot complete WiFi authenticated
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Front desk ad hoc“Release”
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Network access is out of control.
In the opinion of the public security, this is a situation.Institutional gapsNot an operation error.
The modalities for the accreditation of guests must be in accordance with the logic of public security approval
In foreign hotels, public security does not impose a requirement on foreign guests to use their domestic mobile numbers, but it clearly requires:
The authenticated name of the guest WiFi must be based on a genuine resident identity.
Thus, the widely accepted way of authenticating a guest WiFi by its real name includes:
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Room number + the last few passports
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Room number + passport information association
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Registered guest identification information on PMS
And...Use only“Click yes.”“Uncertified Release”In foreign hotels, it is basically the same as an unknown name.
WiFi actual name certification log, which must be clearly marked“Foreign guest status”
Foreign hotels are clearly more stringent than ordinary hotels.
Public security often pays attention to the following when accessing WiFi authenticated logs:
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Is the Internet being used by outsiders?
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Type of document used
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Consistency with front desk registration
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Could you locate the specific room, time frame?
If in the log:
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Only IP and MAC
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No Identity Properties
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I can't tell the difference between an outsider and a guest.
The blog is a good example of how the Internet can be used to create a new identity.It is still possible to identify non-compliance.
V. Foreign hotels must be avoided“Unanimous release of guests”Management habits
In some foreign hotels, a dangerous practice still exists:
“Outside Bindo, operation trouble, uniform to a WiFi password.”
From the public security perspective, there are several serious problems with such practices:
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No real name.
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No distinction
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No trace
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No-responsibility borders
In the event of cyber-security incidents, hotels will face significant compliance pressures.
Six, PMS docking. Almost in foreign hotels.“Organisation”
The blogger says that the government is not in a position to do so.WiFi real name authentication is significantly increased if not connected to PMS system。
The reason is real:
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The guest information book is in PMS.
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I.D. check done at front desk
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Repeat manual authentication is easy to make mistakes
By docking with PMS through the WiFi real name authentication system, it will be possible to:
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Automatically sync the info of guests
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Passport information as a basis for authentication
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Eligibility for accreditation upon entry
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Checking out automatically means not valid.
This pattern, in the context of public security inspections, belongs toThe most logical and the least risky.Programme.
VII. Multilingual certification page, which is the basic compliance capacity of foreign hotels
In foreign hotels, whether WiFi authenticated pages support multilingualism is not just about“Experience with sub-items”But:
Prerequisites for the enforceability of certification.
When the public security officers are conducting an on-site inspection, they find:
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The guest cannot read the authentication page.
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Needing guidance from the front desk.
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Actual operations rely on manual interpretation
The effectiveness of the system is often directly questioned.
VIII. Foreign hotels emphasize“Export control WiFi real name certification”
At the structural level, public security requirements for foreign hotels are also clearer:
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Certification must control the exit.
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Logs must come from real traffic.
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No bypass path allowed
Thus, the usual compliance deployments in foreign hotels include:
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AC Support external Portal, direct docking of WiFi real name authentication system
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Not supporting AC, but deploying Authentication Gateway at export
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All guest traffic must be certified and audited uniformly.
The authentication points can be diverse and the control points must be unique.
IX. The logic of practice for NatShell on the WiFi authenticated foreign hotel
In the 21 year experience of NATSHEL_BRAND WiFi certification project, WiFi authenticated foreign hotels always follow several core principles:
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Foreign guests can complete the certification.
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Authentication information can be verified
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Retroactivity of Internet access
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Log structure meets public safety requirements
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Systems are running steadily over the long term
Whether it is multilingual, multiple authentication combinations or PMS interface and export controls, the primary purpose is one:
Allow WiFi's real name to be certified at any inspection node.
WiFi authenticated by a foreign hotel, not allowed“General hotel thinking”Do it.
The greatest risk to a foreign hotel on WiFi's actual name certification is not“Not in.”But:
High standards of inspection are handled using the General Hotel Programme.
The real low-risk foreign hotel WiFi authenticated should:
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The guest can independently certify.
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I'm sure we have a reliable identity.
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Log is clear, complete and adaptable
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Permissions are strictly consistent with occupancy.
Only then will WiFi be authenticated and truly become a foreign scene.Compliance safeguardsNotSources of hidden risk。