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You can also personalise the appearance and settings of your NRO in the toolset. The options vary slightly depending on the tool: you .
Generally available options
You can always
- define the name of your NRO,
- upload its logo,
- choose a skin,
- and provide custom text to be included when inviting new IdPs.
- You can also define whether you want your name and logo to appear in the generated installers (this will only happen in select operating systems).
eduroam CAT specific options
For eduroam CAT, you can optionally upload a CA certificate which automatically gets added for your institutions if you so wish.
As of version 2.1, you can enable the "OpenRoaming" feature set if you are happy to proxy OpenRoaming authentication requests from OpenRoaming hotspots towards your eduroam IdPs. You can read up on this here. There are two options to steer OpenRoaming integration:
- OpenRoaming: Allow organisation opt-in - this is the general switch that makes OpenRoaming available to your IdPs
- OpenRoaming: customer NAPTR target - if you want your IdPs to use your own OpenRoaming → eduroam proxy then you can configure the hostname here; the realm check feature for IdPs will then warn them if the OpenRoaming destination server is not yours. This attribute does not need to be set, and the realm checks default to checking for the OpenRoaming → eduroam proxy operated by eduroam OT.
eduroam Managed IdP
For eduroam Managed IdP, you can define the maximum number of users per institution profile.
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