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eduroam setup: Technical Documentation

If you're looking for technical advice about deploying eduroam in different situations, or for advice and materials that could help you / your organisation to ensure the greatest number of your customers / users know that eduroam is available to them, please use the links below to find the appropriate information.

User Group

Tasks for user group

I am a student/ teacher / researcher (Users)

End-user information

I am an IT manager / staff member from a university / college / school etc. (Institutions)

Setting up eduroam on site

Setting up eduroam for events

Support for end users

I am an IT manager / staff member from a (potential) National Roaming Operator organisation

Setting up eduroam on a national level

eduroam Operations Support Services

Access to most of the eduroam Operations Support Services is restricted to authorised National Roaming Operator (NRO) personnel (a.k.a. "federation operators") and their registered eduroam Identity Providers (IdPs) and eduroam Service Providers (SPs). Some services are available to the general public though. In the list below, the following prefixes are used to indicate access level

  • OPEN - parts of the service are available to end users and the general public
  • INST - parts of the service are restricted to eduroam IdPs and SPs
  • FED - parts of the service are restricted to eduroam NRO personnel

Obtaining Privileged Access to eduroam Operations Support Services

List of eduroam Operations Support Service elements

eduroam database

eduroam infrastructure diagnostics

eduroam statistics

eduroam CAT

Acknowledgements:

the eduroam logo is a registered trademark of the GÉANT Association

The technical information on these pages has been provided and updated thanks to eduroam experts from a number of organisations. Likewise, the advice and materials that have been provided to assist you in raising awareness of your eduroam service have been produced by a group of marketing and communications experts from European national research and education networking organisations (NRENs) and the pan-European organisation GÉANT. This work-in-progress is part of the GÉANT (GN4-2) project, which is funded by many NRENs and by the European Commission..

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