We use an aruba system with an aruba generated page, aruba also has a concierge system that allows you to created automatically provisioned and deprovisioned accounts to anyone who has the concierge login, and can allow you to create multiple concierge systems as well as multiple captive portal web pages.... We¹re quite pleased with it if you want more information contact me off list. The nice-ness of not having guest access sullying up your directory, and or not having to maintain multiple directories is nice, Calea as we understand it isn¹t as issue as we require identification to go with public access.
It also makes it nice when the Pesky DMCA takedown notices come around as you can attach a drivers license or state issued id and address to an IP... Just my .02 On 2/6/09 6:47 AM, "James R. Pardonek" <pardo...@calumet.purdue.edu> wrote: > I was looking for some information on what other Universities do to provide > WLAN access to non-university individuals such as contractors, vendors, > candidates for positions, etc. We currently only have a ³public² SSID in our > conference center which is located far enough away from the academic buildings > that it is inconvenient for many that would like to use it. It uses a ³hotel > page² and we provide a password for access. I was also looking for thoughts > on how this fits in to CALEA and other regulations. > > Thank you. > > James R. Pardonek, CISSP > Senior Network Administrator > Network Infrastructure Management and Maintenance > Computing Technology and Information Systems > Purdue University Calumet > Hammond, Indiana > > > ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE > Constituent Group discussion list can be found at > http://www.educause.edu/groups/. > ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Constituent Group discussion list can be found at http://www.educause.edu/groups/.
