Ruijie / Reyee

Ruijie and Reyee work with Tuvorlink through codes: you create Wi-Fi vouchers on your Ruijie, add them to Tuvorlink, and each customer who pays is shown one of your codes to type on the Wi-Fi login page. There's no automatic login to set up, which on Ruijie is the hard part.

Using a Ruijie access point to extend a MikroTik hotspot? Then you don't need codes: see MikroTik (More Wi-Fi: access points).

Your dashboard walks you through it: Hotspots › Add hotspot, device Ruijie / Reyee. You land on the hotspot's Ruijie setup page, which ticks off each step.

  1. Make the same packages on Ruijie. In Ruijie Cloud: Configuration › Authentication › Voucher › Manage Package › Add Package. One Ruijie package for each Tuvorlink package, with the same time (and data) and Max Concurrent Devices set to the package's devices.
  2. Turn on code login. Configuration › Authentication › Captive Portal: choose the guest Wi-Fi and set the login to Voucher.
  3. Let customers buy before they log in. Add tuvorlink.com to the captive portal's Allowlist (walled garden), and add a Buy Wi-Fi button on the login page linking to your shop page (shown on the setup page).
  4. Create codes and add them. Generate a batch of vouchers for each package, export or copy them, and add them under Codes, choosing the package. We email you when a package is running low.
  5. Your login page address (optional). Paste the Wi-Fi login page's address on the setup page: after paying, customers see their code and a Go to the Wi-Fi login page button. Without it, they rejoin the Wi-Fi to reach the login page.
  6. Test. Join the Wi-Fi, tap Buy Wi-Fi, buy the cheapest package and type the code on the login page.

Customers can have their code sent by SMS too, and find it again under Already paid? Lost your code? with the number they paid with.

Menu names vary a little between Ruijie Cloud versions; on a Reyee router's own web page, look under Authentication.

When a package runs out of codes, customers can't buy it until you add more: keep an eye on the setup page, or the low-codes email.

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