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.
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How to get eduroam on my laptop or mobile device |
How to deploy and promote eduroam on site / campus |
How to deploy and promote eduroam for events |
How to offer eduroam support |
How to deploy and promote eduroam nationally |
How to build the eduroam infrastructure |
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I am a student/ teacher / researcher (Users) |
Exactly how to configure your laptop or other handheld device for eduroam will depend on a) which device(s) you are using and b) which equipment your school / university / college is using. |
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I am an IT manager / staff member from a university / college / school etc. (Institutions) |
See 'How to deploy eduroam on-site / campus' and 'How to offer eduroam support' |
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I am an IT manager / staff member from a (potential) National Roaming Operator organisation |
See 'How to deploy eduroam on-site / campus' and 'How to offer eduroam support' |
Acknowledgements:
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 organisations DANTE and TERENA. This work-in-progress is part of the GÉANT (GN3) project, which is funded by many NRENs and by the European Commission.
