Eduroam Discussion on Next IAM Online, July 8

[Valerie Vogel <vvogel () EDUCAUSE EDU>]

Greetings,

Please consider attending the next IAM Online on July 8, which will
focus on Eduroam (www.eduroamus.org). More details are included below.

Thank you,
Valerie
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Valerie M. Vogel
Program Associate
EDUCAUSE Cybersecurity Initiative
office: (202) 331-5374


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IAM Online - Thursday, July 8, 2010
1 p.m. EDT / Noon CDT / 11 a.m. MDT / 10 a.m. PDT
www.incommon.org/iamonline 
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Federated Identity Management Essentials: Eduroam

Eduroam (www.eduroamus.org) allows students, researchers and staff from
participating institutions to obtain Internet connectivity when visiting
other participating institutions. Authentication is done by the user's
home institution, while authorization is done by the visited network.
Eduroam is widely deployed in Europe, and also in Japan, Australia, and
Canada. 

This IAM Online will look at efforts to widen deployment in the U.S.,
led by the University of Tennessee. Louisiana State will provide
examples of its deployment and we'll hear about the Eduroam working
group of the CIC (Committee for Institutional Cooperation) schools.

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Host: 
Keith Hazelton, Senior Information Technology Architect, University of
Wisconsin-Madison

Guest Speakers:
David Worth, Network Engineer, University of Tennessee John Borne,
Technology Advisor, Louisiana State University

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Connecting

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http://internet2.acrobat.com/iam-online. 

For further connection details, including a back-up dial-in conference
call number for listening if you are away from your computer, see
www.incommon.org/iamonline.
 
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