Release PacketFence v6.0.0 · inverse-inc/packetfence

Fully redesigned frontend and backend of the captive portal
Parking state for unregistered devices (where it will have a longer DHCP lease time and will only access a lightweight portal)
CentOS 7 and Debian 8 (Jessie) support
RADIUS support for Avaya switches
New filter engine to return custom answers in pfdns
Redirect URL are defined in Role by Web Auth URL switch configuration (Cisco)
Added support for Captive-Portal DHCP attribute (RFC7710)
Added Google Project Fi as a SMS carrier for SMS signup option
FreeRADIUS 3 support with Redis integration

Added ability to expire users
Automatically update all the Fingerbank databases (Redis, p0f, SQLite3)
Do not allow the TRACE method to be used in any of the web processes
Can now limit the maximum unregdate an administrator can set to a person
Added option to disable the accounting recording in the SQL tables
Added caching of the latest accounting request for use in access reevaluation
Reduced the number of webservices calls during RADIUS accounting
Added configuration for Apache 2.4 with Template Toolkit
Added a timer for each RADIUS request (radius audit log)
Assign the voice role to VoIP devices when Packet``Fence detects them
Renamed VLAN to Role in admin GUI violation
Unregistering a node from a secure connection to an unsecured one is now managed by the VLAN filters
Location history of a node now shows the role instead of the VLAN id
Documentation to configure Cisco switches with Identity Networking Policy
Trigger violation on source or destination IP address only if they are in the trapping range networks
Performance improvement for VoIP detection
Added new RADIUS filter return option (random number in a range)
Reinstated iplog (iplog_history and iplog_archive) rotation/cleanup jobs performed by pfmon
An asynchronous LDAP lookup is now done on each 802.1x request to populate the person fields for that user

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