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Switching to a new certification authority for eduroam RADIUS server certificates Released: 5/12/2025 The initial audience for this advisory is the organisations whose Jisc Certificate Service issued Sectigo-GÉANT certificates were renewed in Dec 2024 and Jan 2025 are due to expire in Dec 2025 and January 2026. It can also be read as a general guide when migrating from one certification authority for your RADIUS server certificates to another. Contents
Blocking non-realm usernames from your eduroam SSID Contents Contents Introduction Instructions Introduction The eduroam network globally requires the use of usernames in the so-called Network Access Identifier (NAI) format. This format requires usernames to conform to a userID@realm.tld syntax.
Page first published 25/07/2025 Please go to > https://community.jisc.ac.uk/library/network-and-technology-service-docs/requesting-edupki-certificate-radsec
Page first published 25 July 2025 eduroam(UK) has for some time supported RadSec as the transport for eduroam authentication requests between the NRPSs and members’ ORPSs. We anticipate growing interest and adoption over the coming years.
Page created 24/07/2025 Follow link for full document commplete with screenshots > First Steps with eVA for the organisation's Service Owner/Admin user
Page created 8/05/2025 This page lists the most common frequently asked questions about eduroam Visitor Access (eVA) in the UK.  1) Portal Users What is the maximum number of guest accounts that can be created by a portal user?
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Primary Nameserver Service All Janet services are governed by the Janet policies [1]. What is a primary nameserver?
Document created: 13/02/2025 Page updated: 12/08/2025 This policy statement applies to https://eva.eduroam.uk The eVA portal website was been developed by and is operated by SURFnet and is outside of the control of Jisc. However, we have scanned the website and can publish the following information.
Released: 20/12/2024 (Updated 21/12/2024) This advisory is relevant only to organisations using the Jisc Certificate Service (generally via the Sectigo portal) for Comodo/USERTrust/GEANT CA certificates for RADIUS servers. Organisations using other commercial CA certificates or their own Certification Authority may safely ignore this advisory. Urgent action is recommended before 9th January 2025. Contents