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JANET Roaming Service, eduroam

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The School is participating in the eduroam project run by JANET to provide network access for staff and students visiting other organisations.

Using their own username and password credential provided by their home organisation, visitors can gain guest network access at a Visited organisation.

'JANET's eduroam infrastructure enables participating organisations to offer secure JANET-connected guest network services over Wi-Fi, to students, staff and research users, at minimal cost.' For more information please see the Janet Roaming Policy.

How do I use eduroam at LSHTM?

LSHTM users

LSHTM staff and students can use eduroam to access the wireless network both at the School and at participating organisations. For accessing eduroam at LSHTM, please use the setup guide below.

How do I use eduroam at other institutions?

You will be able to gain access to the Internet at other institutions participating in the eduroam scheme - Participating Organisations Map

The credentials you will use in this case are your normal network username coupled with @lshtm.ac.uk, e.g.

aitsmfin@lshtm.ac.uk

Users must check that their laptop setup is compatible with the authentication method in use by the Visited Organisation and to find out the SSID which they must use on their laptop, again by visiting the Participating Organisations Map

Further information about eduroam is available on the  JANET eduroam website

How do I use eduroam at LSHTM?

Visitors

  • JRS Tier Supported: JRS2
  • WEP or WPA support: WPA / WPA2
  • SSID: eduroam

You must first check that your institution participates in the Janet eduroam Service. A list of eduroam participants can be found on the Participating Organisations Map. Please consult you home IT Support department for one-off setup of your laptop prior to travelling to visited sites supporting the JANET eduroam service.

Users must check that their laptop setup is compatible with the authentication method in use by the Visited Organisation and to find out the SSID which they must use on their laptop, again by visiting the Participating Organisations Map.

Visitors should be aware of the Regulations for the use of Networked Computing Services at the School, and the wider JANET Acceptable Use Policy. 

Further information about eduroam is available on JANET eduroam website 

Where can I use eduroam at LSHTM?

eduroam access is available in School buildings as follows: 

If you find an area without good wireless coverage and require it, please contact IT Services, x5000.

LSHTM Buildings Map

Support

If you experience any problems with the wireless networking or with eduroam access from/to LSHTM, please call in to the IT Services Helpdesk (Room LG1 in the Keppel St Lower Ground Basement), phone us on extension 5000 or e-mail ITSHelpDesk.


Roaming Services Available 

E-mail
IMSP: TCP/406 egress and established.
IMAP4: TCP/143 egress and established.
IMAP3: TCP/220 egress and established.
IMAPS: TCP/993 egress and established.
POP: TCP/110 egress and established.
POP3S: TCP/995 egress and established.
SMTPS: TCP/465 egress and established.
Message submission: TCP/587 egress and established.

Web
HTTP: TCP/80 egress and established.
HTTPS: TCP/443 egress and established.

VPN
Standard IPSec VPN: IP protocols 50 (ESP) and 51 (AH) both egress and ingress; TCP/500 (IKE) egress only.
IPSec NAT traversal: UDP/4500 egress and established.
Cisco IPSec NAT traversal: TCP/10000 egress and established.
PPTP: IP protocol 47 (GRE) egress and established; TCP/1723 egress and established.
OpenVPN: TCP/5000 egress and established.
IPv6 Tunnel Broker NAT traversal: UDP/3653 and TCP/3653 egress and established.

Remote Desktop
RDP: TCP/3389 egress and established.
VNC: TCP/5900 egress and established.
Citrix: TCP/1494 egress and established.

Directory Services
LDAP: TCP/389 egress and established.
LDAPS: TCP/636 egress and established.

Secure Shell
SSH: TCP/22 egress and established.

File transfer
Passive (S)FTP: TCP/21 egress and established.

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