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Joining eduroam

Joining eduroam. Wireless Roaming for Education and Research. Joining eduroam. What is eduroam? What does this mean? How do I get information on the service? What do I need to join? Security on eduroam. Global Working Group. What is eduroam?.

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Joining eduroam

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  1. Joining eduroam Wireless Roaming for Education and Research

  2. Joining eduroam • What is eduroam? • What does this mean? • How do I get information on the service? • What do I need to join? • Security on eduroam. • Global Working Group.

  3. What is eduroam? eduroam allows roving researchers to log-in, with their usual “user name/password”, to wireless networks at participating campuses around the world and transparently get access to resources at their home institution.

  4. Joining eduroam • What is eduroam? • What does this mean? • How do I get information on the service? • What do I need to join? • Security on eduroam. • Global Working Group.

  5. What does that mean? • Mobility • The ability to access your resources at other institutions. • Global roaming. • Freedom

  6. What does that mean? • Productivity • No down time in cross institutional meetings or research groups. • No waiting for temporary accounts

  7. What does that mean? • Security • No reduced security for roaming uses or institutions. • Secure access for all meetings, conferences and guests

  8. What does that mean? • Part of a signal sign on solution. • Same username and password when traveling. • Reduced helpdesk costs.

  9. Joining eduroam • What is eduroam? • What does this mean? • How do I get information on the service? • What do I need to join? • Security on eduroam. • Global Working Group.

  10. International eduroam portals

  11. community • more than 350 connected sites.

  12. The Community? CONNECTED OR COMMITED TO • Bulgaria • Croatia • Czech Republic • Denmark • Finland • Germany • Greece • Italy • Latvia • Luxembourg Many others have expressed interest in participating. Camp Delegates declare YES! to Interest in eduroam trials at The Australian Middleware Camp 2004. • The Netherlands • Norway • Poland • Portugal • Slovenia • Spain • Switzerland • Australia • UK

  13. Joining eduroam • What is eduroam? • What does this mean? • How do I get information on the service? • What do I need to join? • Security on eduroam. • Global Working Group.

  14. What do I need to join At the NREN • A national radius server • A eduroam web portal

  15. What do I need to join At the institution • A wireless network • A radius server • A hook to your IMS system

  16. Joining eduroam • What is eduroam? • What does this mean? • How do I get information on the service? • What do I need to join? • Security on eduroam. • Global Working Group.

  17. Security • Web redirect • Not Secure / Not Scalable • VPN walled garden • Secure / Not Scalable • 802.1x • Secure if Deployed Correctly / Scalable • Future Security Deployments • 802.11i

  18. Security • Minimum Service levels( AU policy). • eduroam SSID broadcasted. • (if technically possible on AP). • 802.1x WPA TKIP EAP-TTLS • http, https, ssh & VPN pass though permitted. • Radius Server. • eduroam portal at site. Security is locally enforced. So you are in control of your environment.

  19. Joining eduroam • What is eduroam? • What does this mean? • How do I get information on the service? • What do I need to join? • Security on eduroam • Global Working Group

  20. Global Working Group A Global Working Group has been setup. There is an open email list to share The first meeting was at EuroCAMP 2005 The second meeting was held after the I2 members meeting. We have a conference call every 2 weeks .

  21. Global Working Group What are we doing Working on standards and systems for safe roaming internationally eduroam NG (next generation) Peering policies and frameworks There are representatives from Europe, USA and ASIA PAC

  22. Global Working Group • Current eduroam environment • Hierarchy of radius proxies • shared key security • Manual configuration of all links

  23. Global Working Group • Future eduroam environment • Radius discovery • PKI secured links • Via radiator or diameter • Possible SHIB attribute passing.

  24. GWG Policy • Foster & Protect Trust • Ensure minimum standards • Provide a scalable/manageable solution to deal with abuse, hacking, vulnerability scenarios • Adhere to higher layer policy frameworks

  25. eduroam Links Eduroam AU Site http://www.eduroam.edu.au Eduroam Global Working Group http://www.eduroam.edu.au/gwg-eduroam Global working group email list gwg-eduroam@eduroam.edu.au Email Enquiries enquiries@eduroam.edu.au join@eduroam.au

  26. Joining eduroam Thankyou Please Join eduroam http://www.eduroam.org http://www.eduroam.edu.au Acknowledgments Surfnet, TF Mobility TERENA,UNI-C & AARNet TECH chris.myers@grangenet.net Policy james.sankar@aarnet.edu.au

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