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And finally, in the WLAN profiles, bind the logical network and the venue information together:
Cisco Wireless Lan Controller (8.3)
First, create a standard WLAN with 802.1X authentication. Then from the 'WLANs' configuration page click on the drop-down arrow and click on '802.11u'
On the '802.11u Parameters' page tick the box to enable '802.11u Status' and then click 'Apply' in the top right corner. (Note: you must enable 802.11u first before making other parameter changes)
Set the '802.11u General Parameters' accordingly for you WLAN:
- 'Internet Access' box should be ticked.
- 'Network Type' should be set to 'Private Network with Guest Access'
- 'Network Auth Type' should be 'Not Configured'
- 'HESSID' should be '00:00:00:00:00'
- 'IPv4 Type' should be set accordingly for your local network configuration
- 'IPv6 Type' should be set accordingly for your local network configuration
Add the eduroam Roaming Consortium OI to the OUI list. Enter '001BC50460' in the OUI field, ensure 'Is Beacon' is checked then click the 'Add' button.
If you are an Idp (as well as an SP) add the realms you authenticate to the domain list. Enter each realm in the 'Domain Name' field and click the 'Add' button.
Add 'eduroam.org' to the NAI Realm list. Enter 'eduroam.org' in the NAI Realm field and click 'Add'.
Click 'Apply' in the top right corner and then click 'WLANs' in the left menu to return the wlan selection screen.
From the 'WLANs' configuration page click on the drop-down arrow for the eduroam wlan and click on 'Hotspot 2.0'
On the 'WLAN > Hotspot 2.0' configuration page tick the box to enable 'HotSpot2' then click 'Apply' in the top right corner.
In the 'Operator Name List' add your operator name (1realm) with the 3 letter Language Code and click 'Add'
Click 'Apply' in the top right corner.
Finally, connect to the wireless controller via ssh or telnet and run the following command:
'config advanced hotspot anqp-4way enable'