Internet2
operates eduroam, the global roaming wireless service, in the US. General information on eduroam benefits and on joining the service, are available at eduroam.us.
eduroam Transition During Fall 2021
Looking for information on when your organization will move to the new eduroam infrastructure? Check out the eduroam Transition site and learn what you should do when and how Internet2 is working to make it happen.
eduroam-US Advisory Committee
The eduroam-US Advisory Committee (“eAC”) helps formulate strategies and practices for US and global research and education roaming networks, report any findings, and make recommendations to the Community Architecture Committee for Trust and Identity (CACTI) and to Internet2, operator of the eduroam service in the US.
eduroam-US Guides
- eduroam Federation Manager - Quick Start Guide is designed to assist you with getting started in the eduroam Federation Manager portal
- Administrator's Guide provides information on configuring and installing organization-side configurations.
- eduroam Federation Manager - eduroam Admins User Guide provides details on configuring and managing your eduroam Organization in the eduroam Federation Manager portal
- Support Organization Admins User Guide is designed to provide information for completing configuration for Support Organizations.
eduroam-US Support Organizations
The true value of eduroam increases with its ubiquity. K12s, as well as libraries and museums that are part of the K12 ecosystem, have thus far been underserved by eduroam in the US. eduroam Support Organizations (SOs) leverage their existing relationships with K12s, libraries, and museums to address this need.
eduroam-US Software Development
eduroam Admins can manage eduroam by logging into the eduroam Federation Manager portal. eduroam RADIUS traffic is routed by the eduroam infrastructure. Release notes can be found for eduroam Federation Manager portal as part of the InCommon Federation Manager. Release notes are also provided for the eduroam infrastructure.