eduroam is a service that allows roaming research and educational users to more easily obtain wireless network access at participating sites. When attaching to the eduroam wireless network at the visited site users will be prompted to authenticate and should provide the credentials that they use at their home site. The user is then authenticated against an authentication server at their home site, and if authentication succeeds the user is granted wireless network access.
Further information on eduroam is available from the national eduroam site for Ireland, which identifies eduroam sites in Ireland, and from the central eduroam service, which identifies eduroam sites worldwide.
The following are the details that you may need in order to verify compatibility of your wireless device, and to configure your wireless client to avail of the eduroam service at ICHEC's Dublin Office.
In summary, once successfully authenticated your wireless device will have Internet access via IPv4.
The following are the details of the network access provided from our college via eduroam:
The following protocols are allowed. Should you require an exception to be added, please contact a member of ICHEC's systems staff.
Should you encounter problems with the eduroam wireless network at ICHCEC's Dublin office, you may contact a member of the systems staff.
Note that authentication problems should typically be addressed to the support staff at your home site, as the security mechanisms within eduroam mean that much of the detail of the authentication step is not visible to the support staff at visited sites.