Crew,
I would like to know what guest portal solutions being used today. I realize
that most wireless controllers provide a simplified guest portal mechanism.
However, we are interested portals that provide advanced functionality.
Our basic criteria:
Simple setup
Easy portal
I am out of the office until Monday 8/1. If you are looking for technical
support please email t...@newhampton.org or call 603-677-3454. Thanks!
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On Fri Jul 29 10:00:00 2011 Central Time, Fleming, Tony t.flem...@tcu.edu
wrote:
However, we are interested portals that provide advanced functionality.
We would also be very interested. In addition to Tony's list of features,
we're looking
On Tue, 26 Jul 2011, Brian Deem Williams wrote:
Just as an inquiry I would like to know what kind of support staff other
universities have for their Wi-Fi environment. Is there a formula that you
use (i.e. X number of users = Y number of staff, or X number of access
points = Y number of
On 07/29/2011 11:00 AM, Fleming, Tony wrote:
Crew,
I would like to know what guest portal solutions being used today. I
realize that most wireless controllers provide a simplified guest portal
mechanism. However, we are interested portals that provide advanced
functionality.
We're using
Tony,
There is an easy answer to that: Bluesocket. I believe it does just about
everything on your list and more including SMS authentication which we helped
them develop. This allows us to have easy self provisioning of guests while
maintaining accountability (which we have never had to use
We have a mandate to setup Eduroam for our campus for the upcoming fall
semester and I was wondering how others have done this in the past. Did you
use a separate ssid made available throughout your campus ? Any issues or
gotchas that I should be aware of as far initial response time for
Don,
Glad to hear that you are going to be deploying eduroam on your campus. If you
haven't already done so, make sure to fill out the form at www.eduroamus.org
The team that runs the US top level server is great to work with, and the form
on the site will put you in contact with the right
Don,
You have to use a separate SSID for Eduroam and as a matter of fact, has to
be called eduroam. This is per the requirements from Eduroam. In regards
to complexity and/or issues the two main things you need to make sure is
that your wireless network is capable of supporting 802.1X for
Don,
We have two separate SSIDs that do 802.1x
ut-wpa2 and eduroam, across campus.
This separation is creating a lot of confusion to our community.
Sometimes they wonder why use one versus the other!
We would like to redesign this and only have the eduroam SSID, but separate
the traffic based
My apologies. Somehow this email got sent to the list.
Guess I will be looking into the also!
Stephen Holland
Network Engineer
Northeastern University
From: Whelan, Robert
Sent: Friday, July 29, 2011 3:50 PM
To: Holland, Stephen
Subject: FW: [WIRELESS-LAN] Eduroam questions
Steve -
I know
On 7/29/2011 6:34 PM, James J J Hooper wrote:
On 29/07/2011 20:35, Hanset, Philippe C wrote:
Also, if you don't mind the initial investment (will save you money
in the
long run)... get Xpressconnect
... or SU1X (free, but Windows only):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/su1x/
and you can
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