Tim,
Per your questions:
Do you have eduroam deployed as your primary SSID or in addition to your SSID’s?
‘eduroam’ is a companion SSID to our campus-branded SSID. However, the two
networks use identical encryption and authentication methods.
Do you separate/tag your eduraom users? If so, how
Hi Tim,
We are Aruba on the AP/controllers, and Cisco on the Core and firewalls.
Do you have eduroam deployed as your primary SSID or in addition to your SSID's?
Eduroam is our primary 802.1x secure SSID, however we now have an unsecured
SSID for “general use” and “guests” for the masses.
Do you s
Do you have eduroam deployed as your primary SSID or in addition to your SSID's?
Eduroam is our primary SSID.
Do you separate/tag your eduraom users? If so, how(acs/ISE/free radius, etc)?
Yes. We use radiator.
How big are your wireless subnets?
Our eduroam subnet is a /17. We recently collapsed our
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[mailto:WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU] On Behalf Of Jake Snyder
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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] eduroam in a Cisco environment
You can always do an interface group and use the name of the group
The answers I am looking to gain from this are:
Do you have eduroam deployed as your primary SSID or in addition to
your SSID's?
Yes, we have it deployed as an additional SSID but are getting ready to
make it our primary.
Do you separate/tag your eduraom users? If so, how(acs/ISE/free
ra
You can always do an interface group and use the name of the group instead of
the vlan ID coming from Cloudpath. Just keep all interfaces in the group the
same size.
Thanks
Jake Snyder
jsny...@compunet.biz
208-286-3015
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> On Sep 24, 2015, at 2:38 PM, Timothy Burns wrote:
>
The answers I am looking to gain from this are:
Do you have eduroam deployed as your primary SSID or in addition to your SSID's?
Eduroam is the primary SSID
Do you separate/tag your eduraom users? If so, how(acs/ISE/free radius, etc)?
Yes. We use freeRadius. However, we don’t use freeradius for
