For Android mobile users, you may encounter issues with displaying the login dashboard for a captive portal when using social media login. Here are some potential reasons and solutions for this problem:

Captive Portal Restrictions: Android devices have restrictions on displaying captive portal login pages when using certain types of authentication, including social media login. This can prevent the login dashboard from being displayed properly.

Solution 1 - Custom Authentication: Consider implementing a custom authentication system for your captive portal. This would involve creating a separate login page specifically designed for mobile devices, including Android. By using a custom authentication system, you can ensure that the login dashboard is displayed correctly on all devices.

Solution 2 - User Agent Detection: Another approach is to detect the user agent of the device accessing the captive portal. Once the user agent is identified as an Android device, you can redirect the user to a mobile-friendly version of the login dashboard that is compatible with Android.

Solution 3 - App Integration: If applicable, you may also explore the option of creating a dedicated app for your captive portal. This app could provide a seamless login experience for Android users, bypassing the need for a web-based login dashboard.

Testing and Compatibility: It's important to thoroughly test the captive portal on various Android devices to ensure compatibility and proper display of the login dashboard. Consider using different models and versions of Android devices during the testing phase to identify any potential issues.

User Experience Consideration: Regardless of the solution chosen, it's crucial to prioritize user experience. Ensure that the login process is intuitive and user-friendly for Android mobile users, as this can greatly impact the success of the captive portal implementation.

By addressing these considerations and exploring the suggested solutions, you can work towards resolving the issue of displaying the login dashboard for Android mobile users when using a captive portal with social media login.

Slow data transfer speeds between VLANs on your Sangfor firewall could be attributed to various factors. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and address the issue:

1. **Check Network Configuration:**
   - Verify that the VLAN configurations on your Sangfor firewall are correct.
   - Ensure that the VLANs are properly configured on all the devices connected to the network.
   - Check for any misconfigurations in IP addresses, subnet masks, or gateway settings.

2. **Firewall Rules and Policies:**
   - Review the firewall rules and policies for inter-VLAN traffic. Make sure that the firewall is not overly restrictive, causing unnecessary delays.
   - Check if there are any specific rules limiting the bandwidth between VLANs.

3. **Hardware Resources:**
   - Inspect the hardware resources of your Sangfor firewall. Insufficient resources can lead to performance issues. Ensure that the firewall has enough processing power, memory, and bandwidth to handle the traffic.

4. **Firmware/Software Updates:**
   - Ensure that your Sangfor firewall is running the latest firmware or software updates. Manufacturers often release updates to address performance issues and improve stability.

5. **Traffic Inspection and Logging:**
   - Examine any traffic inspection or logging features enabled on the firewall. Excessive logging or deep packet inspection can impact performance. Consider adjusting these settings if they are causing a bottleneck.

6. **QoS (Quality of Service) Settings:**
   - Check if Quality of Service (QoS) settings are configured. Incorrect QoS settings can lead to prioritization issues, affecting the performance of specific types of traffic.

7. **Physical Network Inspection:**
   - Inspect the physical network infrastructure, including cables, switches, and routers. Faulty hardware or poor cable quality can lead to network issues.

8. **Bandwidth Monitoring:**
   - Implement bandwidth monitoring tools to identify the source and destination of high traffic. This can help pinpoint where the slowdown is occurring.

9. **Isolate the Issue:**
   - Try to isolate the issue by testing data transfer speeds between devices within the same VLAN and between different VLANs. This will help determine if the problem is specific to inter-VLAN communication.

10. **Contact Support:**
    - If the issue persists, consider reaching out to Sangfor support. Provide them with details about your network setup, configurations, and the specific issue you're facing. They may be able to offer further assistance or guidance.

By systematically going through these steps, you should be able to identify and address the factors contributing to slow data transfer speeds between VLANs on your Sangfor firewall.