Guest access-
- How do you sponsor visiting guest?
- Any self-service mechanisms for staff and faculty to quickly get a
visitor on the wireless network without having to contact someone in
IT?
- Any guest access horror stories?
We support [at least] two wireless SSIDs on our equipment.
Indiana University's wireless network is closed. We feel strongly that
we need to associate a user with an IP address for forensic track-back.
IU users create VPN connections to get off the subnet. Any faculty or
staff can create a temporary ID via a web application that can be used
to create a
UW Madison's wireless network is closed. The motivation for this
is for accountability. Guest ID's can be created by any employee,
which at least tracks who is accountable for their guest's actions.
Here's the policy:
http://www.doit.wisc.edu/security/policies/guest_NetID.asp
To get a guest ID,
Hello to this group. I'm looking for updated information on what (and
if) schools are doing for open wireless network access. It's easy to
trip over the words guest and open so I'll define the terms for this
question:
-guest- someone who has been sponsored in some way by an authorized
computing
Here at Purdue the official wireless network supported campus wide is 'closed'.
We have about 1800 AP's around campus. Connecting to one, it does broadcast
the SSID, but once connected you only can go to our wireless information web
site. So to go further you must run a VPN connection to our
