For over 11 years eduroam has been streamlining the mobile user experience and making it easier for researchers and students on the go to collaborate and innovate. With millions of transactions a day across over 60 countries the eduroam approach has scaled and kept abreast of the fast pace of change in ICT and explosive growth in mobile devices. Tapping into the talent pool of the eduroam community has been instrumental to keeping the service relevant and meaningful for the past decade and for more years to come. We'll share how we do this and some of the activities and areas of focus ahead.
CANARIE operates the Canadian Access Federation, a program with a set of services delivering Federated Single Sign On (FedSSO), and eduroam as services.
This presentation at REFED.org's day at Internet2 identity week is a high level view of what CAF is engaged in and interested in.
On April 28th, a hands-on workshop was held at BCNet2014 in Vancouver by CANARIE's Canadian Access Federation (CAF) team.
The first part of the workshop explored CAF’s Identity Provider (IdP) Installer tool that automates the installation of FreeRADIUS for eduroam and Shibboleth for Federated SSO. The second part of the workshop will be dedicated to exploring CAF's new Federation Manager, an online tool that enables sites to manage their new or installed Shibboleth IdP installation, and easily manage attributes and enable services.
CANARIE is the operator for eduroam in Canada and is active both domestically and internationally working on improvements and expanding the reach of eduroam. Our activities are diverse and we would like to update the community with developments in the following areas:
Eduroam operations: The number of eduroam sites in Canada is growing and so is the traffic as more and more mobile users carry multiple devices. Maintaining a high quality experience is important where the ultimate assessment is in the hands of the users. This portion of the presentation will discuss specific areas that we focused on and how they have improved, as well as eduroam traffic patterns and analysis tools.
Helping eduroam sites streamline eduroam configuration using CATS: CAT is short for Configuration Assistant Tool, a centrally managed service tool created by eduroam.org that allows site admins to monitor and remotely test their eduroam site from international locations. It uses federated access (using CAF & eduGAIN) to permit site operators to manage their own site-specific settings, and help streamline eduroam deployment and local support.
Looking to the future: Exploring enhancements to eduroam infrastructure – eduroam has been in service for just over ten years using the same durable RADIUS technology. This portion of the presentation will explore some of the next generation approaches to keep eduroam growing and working even better for the next decade. Topics in this section will be improved ways to interconnect eduroam servers using DNSSEC, as well as DANE cryptographic enhancements for dynamic server discovery.
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Wondering whether cloud-based software is right for your nonprofit? Not even sure what "the cloud" is or if it has a silver lining? Join Tech Impact's Linda Widdop to understand which cloud computing options make sense for your nonprofit. This 60-minute webinar will help you understand and analyze the benefits and features of cloud-based products.
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CANARIE operates the Canadian Access Federation, a program with a set of services delivering Federated Single Sign On (FedSSO), and eduroam as services.
This presentation at REFED.org's day at Internet2 identity week is a high level view of what CAF is engaged in and interested in.
On April 28th, a hands-on workshop was held at BCNet2014 in Vancouver by CANARIE's Canadian Access Federation (CAF) team.
The first part of the workshop explored CAF’s Identity Provider (IdP) Installer tool that automates the installation of FreeRADIUS for eduroam and Shibboleth for Federated SSO. The second part of the workshop will be dedicated to exploring CAF's new Federation Manager, an online tool that enables sites to manage their new or installed Shibboleth IdP installation, and easily manage attributes and enable services.
CANARIE is the operator for eduroam in Canada and is active both domestically and internationally working on improvements and expanding the reach of eduroam. Our activities are diverse and we would like to update the community with developments in the following areas:
Eduroam operations: The number of eduroam sites in Canada is growing and so is the traffic as more and more mobile users carry multiple devices. Maintaining a high quality experience is important where the ultimate assessment is in the hands of the users. This portion of the presentation will discuss specific areas that we focused on and how they have improved, as well as eduroam traffic patterns and analysis tools.
Helping eduroam sites streamline eduroam configuration using CATS: CAT is short for Configuration Assistant Tool, a centrally managed service tool created by eduroam.org that allows site admins to monitor and remotely test their eduroam site from international locations. It uses federated access (using CAF & eduGAIN) to permit site operators to manage their own site-specific settings, and help streamline eduroam deployment and local support.
Looking to the future: Exploring enhancements to eduroam infrastructure – eduroam has been in service for just over ten years using the same durable RADIUS technology. This portion of the presentation will explore some of the next generation approaches to keep eduroam growing and working even better for the next decade. Topics in this section will be improved ways to interconnect eduroam servers using DNSSEC, as well as DANE cryptographic enhancements for dynamic server discovery.
Webinar: Is the Cloud Right for You 2016-10-18TechSoup
Wondering whether cloud-based software is right for your nonprofit? Not even sure what "the cloud" is or if it has a silver lining? Join Tech Impact's Linda Widdop to understand which cloud computing options make sense for your nonprofit. This 60-minute webinar will help you understand and analyze the benefits and features of cloud-based products.
Webinar: End NAS Sprawl - Gain Control Over Unstructured DataStorage Switzerland
The key to ending NAS Sprawl is to fix the file system so it can offer cost effective, scalable, high performance storage. In this webinar Storage Switzerland Lead Analyst George Crump, Quantum VP of Global Marketing Molly Rector, and the Quantum StorNext Solution Marketing Senior Director Dave Frederick discuss the challenges facing the typical scale-out storage environment and what IT professionals should be looking for in solutions to eliminate NAS Sprawl once and for all.
Insights into AARNet and University IT Services for the Learning and Teaching leaders of tomorrow, realising the capacity issue of underlying infrastructure and opportunities for shared services.
Identity federations play a pivotal role in facilitating easier collaboration and sharing of services around the globe. While the protocols, technology, and best practices of federations and their services are reasonably mature, the adoption and installation of needed tools and services to participate with them can be significantly improved.
A digital divide appears to have developed and is growing between those who are participating and those who want to, but feel they cannot. Pinpointing why this divide exists and how to close the gap is a source of debate but some simple statements can be made:
● Reducing the time to deploy services will help relieve pressure on time and resources for all
● Easier deployment of local components benefits both new participants grappling with the technology adoption curve and existing participants by growing the community
● Embedding best practices and core principles of security and service operation help avoid re-inventing the wheel for new participants as well as help maintain overall quality for the whole community.
Attempting to address this divide has been the work of a number of federation operators and NRENs each at different stages of their plans. This presentation will explore and discuss the various approaches that the NREN community has undertaken and contrast them with how SUNET’s SWAMID and CANARIE’s CAF collaboratively created approach compares. A key component of the approach is to streamline software deployments to support eduroam federated 802.1x authentication using FreeRADIUS and SAML2 federation services using Shibboleth software on a single VM instance. While each service on their own may have been done in the past, combining them in a federation aware context, and simplifying the overall experience is relatively new and revealed a great deal of overlap and efficiencies that could be gained doing so.
The presentation will discuss the various collaboration and decision challenges encountered with implementers in two different federations on two different continents and an eye to other federation’s needs. The implementers feel that design decisions have led to an implementation that is able to be extended to other federations which will also be explored and discussed. Time permitting, a demonstration of the solution deployment process will be shown.
Presentation by Todd Carpenter given at the American Library Association Conference on June 25, 2017 about the Resource Access in the 21st Century (RA21) project. The RA21 project is focused on improving the access control systems for digital content subscribed to by libraries.
Presentation slides from Charleston Library Conference, November 10, 2017 on the Resource Access in the 21st Century Initiative #RA21 presented by Todd Carpenter, Robert Kelshian, Don Hemparian and Ann Gabrail.
Episode 5: Using Technology to Accelerate Your Personalization InitiativeAcquia
After performing content audits, defining customer segments, creating persona-based content strategies and adopting best practices, the final step in your personalization journey is to find a technology that can support all of these initiatives.
In the final episode of our series, FFW and Acquia will discuss how to find a technology stack that works best with your current systems, and one that will be able to optimize your personalization strategy now and into the future.
We will cover:
Key elements to look for in a martech stack
Best of breed solutions versus integrated suites
Decision pitfalls to be aware of along the way
How Drupal’s omni-channel capabilities can integrate with other systems, and make personalization on your digital properties simpler and easier
How to define success and what to measure against
Identity and Access Management for User login and departmental level and federation level. User can be easily manageable through identity and access Management
Chris Shillum's presentation entitled Overview of the RA21 Project presented at the Coalition for Networked Information (CNI) fall meeting in Washington, DC 12/13/16
A Peering Strategy for the Pacific Islands, by Jonathan Brewer.
A presentation given at APNIC 42's Network Operations session on Tuesday, 4 October 2016.
Insights into AARNet and University IT Services for the Learning and Teaching leaders of tomorrow, realising the capacity issue of underlying infrastructure and opportunities for shared services.
Identity federations play a pivotal role in facilitating easier collaboration and sharing of services around the globe. While the protocols, technology, and best practices of federations and their services are reasonably mature, the adoption and installation of needed tools and services to participate with them can be significantly improved.
A digital divide appears to have developed and is growing between those who are participating and those who want to, but feel they cannot. Pinpointing why this divide exists and how to close the gap is a source of debate but some simple statements can be made:
● Reducing the time to deploy services will help relieve pressure on time and resources for all
● Easier deployment of local components benefits both new participants grappling with the technology adoption curve and existing participants by growing the community
● Embedding best practices and core principles of security and service operation help avoid re-inventing the wheel for new participants as well as help maintain overall quality for the whole community.
Attempting to address this divide has been the work of a number of federation operators and NRENs each at different stages of their plans. This presentation will explore and discuss the various approaches that the NREN community has undertaken and contrast them with how SUNET’s SWAMID and CANARIE’s CAF collaboratively created approach compares. A key component of the approach is to streamline software deployments to support eduroam federated 802.1x authentication using FreeRADIUS and SAML2 federation services using Shibboleth software on a single VM instance. While each service on their own may have been done in the past, combining them in a federation aware context, and simplifying the overall experience is relatively new and revealed a great deal of overlap and efficiencies that could be gained doing so.
The presentation will discuss the various collaboration and decision challenges encountered with implementers in two different federations on two different continents and an eye to other federation’s needs. The implementers feel that design decisions have led to an implementation that is able to be extended to other federations which will also be explored and discussed. Time permitting, a demonstration of the solution deployment process will be shown.
Presentation by Todd Carpenter given at the American Library Association Conference on June 25, 2017 about the Resource Access in the 21st Century (RA21) project. The RA21 project is focused on improving the access control systems for digital content subscribed to by libraries.
Presentation slides from Charleston Library Conference, November 10, 2017 on the Resource Access in the 21st Century Initiative #RA21 presented by Todd Carpenter, Robert Kelshian, Don Hemparian and Ann Gabrail.
Episode 5: Using Technology to Accelerate Your Personalization InitiativeAcquia
After performing content audits, defining customer segments, creating persona-based content strategies and adopting best practices, the final step in your personalization journey is to find a technology that can support all of these initiatives.
In the final episode of our series, FFW and Acquia will discuss how to find a technology stack that works best with your current systems, and one that will be able to optimize your personalization strategy now and into the future.
We will cover:
Key elements to look for in a martech stack
Best of breed solutions versus integrated suites
Decision pitfalls to be aware of along the way
How Drupal’s omni-channel capabilities can integrate with other systems, and make personalization on your digital properties simpler and easier
How to define success and what to measure against
Identity and Access Management for User login and departmental level and federation level. User can be easily manageable through identity and access Management
Chris Shillum's presentation entitled Overview of the RA21 Project presented at the Coalition for Networked Information (CNI) fall meeting in Washington, DC 12/13/16
A Peering Strategy for the Pacific Islands, by Jonathan Brewer.
A presentation given at APNIC 42's Network Operations session on Tuesday, 4 October 2016.
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9. www.canarie.cawww.canarie.ca
Recent Stats
• Thousands (~10000+) points of presence for eduroam SSID
• 60 countries/regions in production, 27 in pilot
• 60,000,000+ successful transactions processed monthly
• Between 10-13% is international traffic
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161,238
23,553
∑ National ∑ International
Comparing Domestic & International –
May 14th, 2013, 4pm CEST (peak)
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Eduroam Today
Slide 10
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Confederation Servers
Federation Server
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Predicting Growth–Hard, but necessary
• Needed for preservation of quality & enough runway to act
• Crystal BallàAssumptions: ratio 2:87:10000:50MM, or
• 10 countries/yr, ea. w/114 ‘domains’ & 575k signons/mth
• Adding another 30 countries, requires 1 more root server
• No one has any more devices than they do today J
• There are 193 countries/regions worldwide
• ..What does this look 3 years out then?
Today: x87 countries
Today: x2 roots svrs
Today: 10,000+ sites
+3yrs: x117 countries
+3yrs: 3? roots svrs
+3yrs: 13,348+ sites
In 3 years from now..
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The Virtuous ICT Cycle
Size increase
Announcing new
eduroam members
Costa Rica (RedCONARE)
Argentina (Innova|RED)
Colombia (RENATA)
Mexico (CUDI)
Ecuador (CEDIA)
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The Virtuous ICT Cycle
Increasing cycle velocity
Recent Activities:
Norway – eduroam in 19 airports
Japan – hosted RADIUS, emergency network
Eduroam Companion, Config Assistant Tool
CAF – Appliance approach to eduroam/SAML
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eduroam in Norway Airports
• 6 month pilot, 19 airports
• SSID is like any other commercial
offering:
• Layer 2 monthly ‘condo fee’
• Per user MB charges, capped
• Unique MAC counts active users
• Early #’s:Oslo ~80% MAC+AuthN
• Outcomes – too early to tell.
eduroam in Trondheim
• Offered by local provider
• Relationship is through school, not
centrally
• SSID is available free
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eduroam in disaster-affected campuses
• Borderless eduroam helped suffering staff
– Nomadic network in temporary evacuation campus
• Tohoku University faced the big earthquake in March.
– Many buildings were severely damaged.
– Staff moved to other buildings where networks are operated by different
departments.
– eduroam is an effective rescue for them to use network --- Inter-
department roaming network
Additional
APs
Eduroam
APs
Center
Damaged
depts
Network
ID
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Eduroam Companion App
• Based on registry & published by XML
• XML files aggregated centrally by eduroam.org & available for apps
• Designed for global use
• Built by University of Southampton, available on android and iPhone
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• Powerful web based
eduroam configuration
delivery system
• Builds & hosts profile
installers for all
platforms and
devices(MSFT,Apple,
Linux)
• Profile = specific
configuration on your
device to connect to the
network
• Delegated admin for all
of eduroam Federation
Level down to site level
• Multi-lingual throughout
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CANARIE CAF Identity Appliance Approach
• Inspired by SWAMID
SAML installer work
• eduroam automated build
of FreeRADIUS takes
minutes to install on
blank CentOS
• Dramatically reduces
overall effort by
participant
• Sometimes longer to talk
about policy and get
firewall settings in place
than to do actual install
• In pilot phase now.
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Common Themes
• The tool collection is always expanding and being refined.
• What’s important for you generally will be important to all.
• New or Old, eduroam always has something for you
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Consequences of not participating
• You do everything, as a point solution, on your own
• no common good to draw on
• Cost increases
• Reach stays the same – ie. it diminishes compared to others
• Collaboration is more difficult
• Innovation slows down
• Community by passes you because you can’t keep up
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Buckets of Possible Work
• Monitoring and operational improvements
• Network resilience and robustness
• Continue to make it as easy as possible to use, for all aspects
• Communication & collaboration improvements
• Security
• Research
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Guiding Principles
• Be where the user needs us to be
• Maintain ease of use
• Continue to be vigilant about security
• Continue to be the advocate for the end user
• Do this consistently and reliably
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