eduroam ForumNetworkshop41

9th April 2013

Welcome

Edward Wincotteduroam Service Manager

Edward.Wincott@ja.net

Housekeeping

• Locations of fire exists and assembly point

• No alarm test or evacuation practice scheduled

• Please switch mobiles off or put them to silent

eduroam usage in the UK

• Chart shows the monthly counts of the number of individual devices whose authentication traffic was handled by the national proxy servers and which achieved successful authentications

• This represents a true picture of the growth in inter-institutional roaming within the UK

• In March 2013 there were over 210,000 individual devices seen by the NRPS – an average of 1,030 devices per operational organisation

UK Membership

• Currently over 220 member organisations

• 140 of these are HEIs

• 81% of UK HEI – most have operational services

• A growing number of Further Education colleges

• Membership grows by c. 4 organisations/month

• Joiners from FE, HE, research, others (teaching

hospitals, visited: museums, commericals,

managed accommodation service providers)

International Roaming

Communication matrix data for federation uk top 10from 2012-06-05 to 2012-06-12authentications handled by ETLRs Country Diff.

realmsOK

United Kingdom (uk) JANET 677 605520

Netherlands (nl) SURFnet 37 8046

Germany (de) DFN 126 11382

Spain (es) RedIRIS 61 5015

France (fr) RENATER/CRU 61 5281

Poland (pl) PIONIER/U.Tourn 13 5774

Australia (au) AARNet 28 1572

Denmark (dk) UNI-C 36 2019

Sweden (se) SUNET 26 3257

Portugal (pt) FCCN 53 3070

eduroam in Europe

For interactive maps: eduroam.org all Europe:http://monitor.eduroam.org/gmap/country.php?country=europe

Individual countries:http://monitor.eduroam.org/gmap/country.php?country=ukor =de =fr =es etc.

Where are we going

• Currently 81% UK HE members – some of these still to implement

• Increasing membership - Further Education and others

• Expanding the footprint – museums, libraries, hospitals, transport, public spaces.

• Reliability and performance of National Infrastructure – further improvements in progress

• Improving the quality of existing site deployments – further tools becoming available… and together with the Q&A session, this is the theme for this morning

This Morning’s Programme

• Programme

10:00 - 10:10 Welcome to eduroam Forum(Edward Wincott, Janet)

10:10 - 10:25 Moving to a WPA2/AES only eduroam network why continuing support for TKIP is bad news(Dr Alan Buxey, Loughborough University)

10:25 - 10:40 Improving the effectiveness of RADIUS logging - implementing CUI

(Scott Armitage, Loughborough University)

10:40 - 10:55Enhancing international roaming performance - NAPTR Records in DNS

(Dr Alan Buxey, Loughborough University)

10:55 - 11:10 eduroam QoS Probe prototype(Scott Armitage, Loughborough University)

11:10 - 12:00 Q & A with Panel of Experts

Poll

• Who is absolutely sure their eduroam network is

100% AES?

• Who is sure their eduroam network still supports

TKIP?

• Don’t know?