Chapter 3
| Network Settings
OpenRoaming
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OpenRoaming
OpenRoaming provides a standard for public-access Wi-Fi networks to support
seamless roaming between wireless networks. An OpenRoaming network advertises
its public Wi-Fi capabilities and services so that clients can decide if they want to
connect to the network.
Up to 32 OpenRoaming profiles can be configured and applied to specific wireless
networks (see “OpenRoaming” under “Wireless Networks — Network Settings” on
page 74). Click “Add New” to configure a profile.
Figure 37: OpenRoaming Profile
The following items are displayed on this page:
Profile Name — A name that identifies the profile.
Internet Access — Enable if this network provides access to the Internet.
Access Network Type — Select one from the predefined list.
Private network — Home and enterprise networks that unauthorized users
cannot access.
Private network with guest access — A private network that provides for
guest access. A typical example would be an enterprise network that offers
guest access.
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