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eduroam NRO administrators recruit R&E institutions in their NRO region. They offer eduroam Managed IdP to these institutions, and enable them to use the service using the NRO's web-based institution management interface. The service offers multi-tenancy on this level, meaning that each NRO has its own compartment in the system - an NRO administrator only sees his own institutions, and can manage his own NRO's properties and subscription. The number of NRO-level tenants is limited by the number of DNS country-code top-level domains on the planet.
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. I.e. there is no discrimination between GEANT partner NRENs and other NROs.
The system is designed for 10.000 active end users per NRO. Usage up to that level is free of charge for every NRO; usage levels which go significantly beyond that are subject to cost recovery or load sharing. The eduroam OT will get in touch with NROs should their active end user count significantly exceed 10.000.
eduroam institution administrators (IdPs)
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The service is delivered as a multi-level, multi-tenancy service as described above in "Users". It consists of a web service with ancillary systems in the background as described in the beginning of this page.
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Service Elements
Service Elements, with brief description and links to products, resource instances and software stack of the service, indicating the software components types - if they are internally (in-house) developed, OSS or commercial off-the-shelf software. Service elements can be grouped in two following categories:
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