Operator-Name Sample Clauses

Operator-Name. The Operator-Name attribute is defined in [RFC5580]. It allows an eduroam Service Provider to announce the administrative entity by which it is operated, revealing its approximate location. It does so by adding this attribute into RADIUS Access-Requests to communicate them to the eduroam Identity Provider (IdP). The attribute provides several benefits: • It allows an eduroam IdP to produce per-SP CUI attributes (as described earlier in the document). • It allows an eduroam IdP to look up from where a possible end user problem originates to streamline any necessary debugging. The RFC 5580 format of Operator-Name places some restrictions on the content of the attribute. It defines four modes of operation: • 0. TADIG (Transferred Account Data Interchange Group) codes • 1. REALM (registered domain names) • 2. E.212 namespace (Mobile operator's Mobile Country Code (MCC) and Mobile Network Code (MNC)) • 3. ICC (ITU Carrier Codes) Out of these, only the REALM mode can be used by eduroam, since eduroam is not registered in any of the other namespaces. eduroam operators typically possess a registered domain name and can make use of namespace 1 without any additional efforts. There is a possibility that the granularity of a domain name is insufficient for an eduroam SP. The provider may not possess a domain name (namespace is too granular), or may have many distinct deployed sites, all belonging to the same organisation and domain name (namespace is not granular enough). Such cases, if they occur often enough, can be subject to further research in JRA3 T1 if necessary; but there are no current plans to do so because these cases are believed to occur rarely. The on-the-wire format for a domain name is Operator-Name = 1<domain> (the namespace identifier is encoded in the string). For example, the eduroam Service Provider RESTENA Foundation domain name, “xxxxxxx.xx”, puts the following attribute into its RADIUS Access-Requests: Operator-Name = “0xxxxxxx.xx” Initial tests by JRA3 T1 participants showed that the presence of Operator-Name does not produce any side- effects, except for the default risk associated with adding attributes. It enlarges the RADIUS packet on the wire, potentially causing problems with misconfigured firewalls when the threshold of the 1500 byte size altogether is exceeded. There is, however, one notable caveat. Although Operator-Name is a standard IETF attribute which did not exist prior to the issuance of RFC 5580, it has been observed that its ...
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