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High-speed wireless connectivity at hundreds of participating institutions worldwide. Eduroam allows any user from an eduroam participating site to get network access at any institution connected to eduroam . Depending on local policies at the visited institutions, eduroam participants may also have additional resources at their disposal. |
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When a user requests authentication, the user's realm determines where the request is routed to |
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For international roaming, a regional top-level RADIUS server is needed in order to roam the users request to the right territory. Currently there are two top-level RADIUS servers deployed in Europe. |
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Federation-level servers have a complete list of the participating eduroam institutions in that country. This is sufficient to guarantee roaming operations. |
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Every institution that wants to participate in eduroam connects its institutional RADIUS server to the federation level RADIUS (FLR) server of the country where the institution is located. |
