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eduroam (Education Roaming)

Eduroam is a service that enables users traveling to different institutions to connect to the wireless network easily and securely, using the same login credentials from their home organization.

 

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 Italian eduroam federation section

eduroam (education roaming) is a wireless access service developed for the international research and education community.

Italian eduroam federation

The purpose of the Italian eduroam Federation is to facilitate access to theGARR network and other connected networks for mobile users (roaming users) from participating organizations (eduroam service).

The Federation is coordinated by Consortium GARR, which represents it to other federations and confederations. eduroam is a registered trademark of the GEANT Association - formerly TERENA,and stands for Educational Roaming. More information can be found at http://www.eduroam.org.

The core principles of the Italian eduroam Federation are as follows:

  • Allow users from member institutions to access the GARR network (and connected networks) when visiting another participating organization. Access is provided through the host organization’s network infrastructure using their home institution’s login credentials, thanks to the eduroam service.
  • Ensure the security of login credentials and the data exchanged by roaming users.

La Italian eduroam federation is a member of the European eduroam Confederation, whose rules have been signed by the GARR Consortium on behalf of the Federation.

The goal of the European eduroam Confederation is to extend internationally the services provided by national eduroam federations to their members, ensuring as much consistency as possible in usage rules while accommodating differences imposed by national regulations.

Peering with Non-Eduroam Federations

The Italian eduroam Federation can also establish peering agreements with other federations that are not part of the European eduroam Confederation but provide equivalent mobility services. In such cases, the Federation must define the peering policies to be adopted. These peering agreements do not extend to federations within the European eduroam Confederation and their related services.

Who can access eduroam?

chi può utilizzare eduroam?

Identity and resource provider

Eduroam is available to all users from organizations that are part of the federation. It allows seamless wireless network access both within one’s home institution and at other participating organizations in Italy and around the world. Check if your institution is already a member and explore participating organizations worldwide by clicking the dropdown below.

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EDUROAM IN A NUTSHELL section

The service that allows users on the move to easily and securely access the wireless network

eduroam in a nutshell

eduroam (Education Roaming) is the service that allows users on the move to easily and securely access the wireless network at other organizations, using the same credentials provided by their home institution.

Students, professors, and researchers visiting an institution or organization that participates in eduroam can access the network from any mobile device and authenticate using the credentials they regularly use within their home organization.

How it works

Eduroam technology is based on the IEEE 802.1X standard and a hierarchy of RADIUS proxy servers, allowing any user from a participating institution to gain network access at any connected institution. Depending on the local policies of the visited institutions, eduroam participants may also have access to additional resources.

A Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT) has been developed to help organizations provide their users with access to eduroam. This tool, available for the most common platforms, allows you to configure your device quickly and easily.

Here you can find the configuration tool for institutions that have customized their eduroam profile. If it’s not available for your university or organization, you can consult the informational pages provided by your institution. Alternatively, you can contact your institution's Access Port Manager.

 

Is it secure?

eduroam is based on some of the most secure encryption and authentication standards currently available. Its security far exceeds that of typical commercial hotspots.

eduroam requires the use of the IEEE 802.1x standard, which provides end-to-end encryption to ensure that user credentials are only accessible by their home institution.
Moreover, user credentials are protected because eduroam does not share them with the site you are visiting; instead, they are forwarded to the user's home institution, where they can be verified and validated.

Unlike eduroam, authentication methods based on Web Portal, Captive Portal, and Splash Screens require you to trust their infrastructure when they receive your password in plain text, which would compromise the end-to-end encryption principles and security that eduroam offers.
eduroam will never display a web page asking for a username and/or password.

What are the benefits of eduroam for users?

The Wi-Fi roaming service eduroam is free for users, and once installed on your laptop, mobile phone, or other device, there’s no need to request temporary accounts or borrow someone else's credentials: simply turn on your device, and you should be online.

Where can I use eduroam?

Whether you are moving to campus or spending time studying or working at another research and educational institution, eduroam offers you seamless internet connectivity.
Over 10,000 hotspots are available at universities, research centers, academies, schools, and other research and educational institutions in more than 100 countries worldwide.

What about in Italy?

In Italy, eduroam is managed by the Italian eduroam Federation, coordinated by the GARR Consortium, which defines its usage rules and represents it in other federations and confederations.

What are the benefits of eduroam for institutions?

eduroam provides a single solution that meets all the mobility connectivity requirements of an institution, supporting both local users and visitors connecting to the local network, as well as users connecting to other participating networks.

Additionally, eduroam eliminates the need to provide temporary accounts, thus reducing administrative burdens, as students, staff, and researchers visiting another institution or country use the credentials provided by their home institution to access Wi-Fi services.

 

Identity e Resource Provider [IDP e RP]

  • Identity Provider: Organizations that participate in the service by providing their users with the necessary credentials to access the network;
  • Resource Provider: Organizations that participate in the service by providing the devices and network infrastructure that allow users to access the network.

 

Who and How

  • Only institutions connected to the GARR network can join the Italian eduroam Federation as an Identity Provider (IDP) or as both Identity Provider (IDP) and Resource Provider (RP).
  • Institutions, institutes, or organizations that ARE NOT connected to the GARR network can join the Italian eduroam Federation exclusively as a Resource Provider (RP).

 

Where and When

  • If my institution is only an Identity Provider (IDP) of the eduroam federation, I will be able to connect to the Wi-Fi network of all national or international organizations that are Resource Providers (RP) of the eduroam Federation, but WILL NOT be able to do so within my own institution.
  • If my institution is only a Resource Provider (RP) of the eduroam federation, all users from national and international organizations that are Identity Providers (IDP) of the eduroam federation, will be able to access the institution's Wi-Fi network.
  • If my institution is both an Identity Provider (IDP) and a Resource Provider (RP) of the eduroam federation, I will be able to connect to the Wi-Fi network of my institution and all national or international organizations that are Resource Providers (RP) of the eduroam federation, and my institution will be able to grant access to all users from national and international organizations that are Identity Providers (IDP) of the eduroam federation.

 

Also check

  • Check the map of Resource Providers (RP) and the locations where you can connect if your institution is an Identity Provider (IDP) of the eduroam federation.
  • Check if your institution has joined eduroam and whether it is an IDP or RP (RP is also referred to as SP - Service Provider).

 

Administrative Procedures

  • To join the Italian eduroam Federation as an Identity Provider (IDP) or Resource Provider (RP), or both, the same procedure outlined under "Joining Procedure" must be followed.
  • Institutions, institutes, or organizations that ARE NOT connected to the GARR network can request to join only as a Resource Provider (RP).

All organizations connected to GARR can request to join the eduroam federation for free

Admission procedure

Universities, research organizations, and all other scientific and academic institutions that wish to join eduroam and offer access to their staff, students, and researchers can apply for eduroam service membership by following the procedure outlined below.

How to Join

  • Complete the Application Form attached to the Regulation of the Italian eduroam Federation following the instructions for completion;
  • Appoint two Technical Contacts for the eduroam service, responsible for necessary interaction with GARR for the proper functioning of the service, and provide their names, contact information (phone, mobile, email) in the Application Form;
  • Digitally sign the Application Form and send it via certified mail (PEC) to GARR at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The form must be signed by the Legal Representative of the applying institution or by one of their delegates with the necessary authority (e.g., the Director of a Section/Institute in the case of an application from institutions with multiple locations such as CNR/ENEA/INFN, INAF, INGV, etc.).

Once approved, the application, countersigned by the Consortium GARR, will be sent back to the applying institution via PEC.

The data of the Technical Contact(s) provided by the institution through the application form will be processed by GARR for the purpose of providing the eduroam service.

What to do in case of a change in the eduroam Technical Contact

The Technical Contact is an important point of reference for interaction between GARR and the institution participating in the eduroam Service.
Therefore, it is the responsibility of the participating institution to promptly notify GARR of any change in the Technical Contact or update of their contact details.

The institution wishing to change its Technical Contact for the eduroam service must:

  • Complete the Technical Contact Update Form in full;
  • Digitally sign the Technical Contact Update Form and send it via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The form must be signed by the Legal Representative of the requesting institution or by one of their delegates with the necessary authority (e.g., the Director of a Section/Institute in the case of an application from institutions with multiple locations such as CNR/ENEA/INFN/INAF/INGV, etc.).

Upon receiving the request, GARR will update the Technical Contact information for the eduroam Service. The institution will be notified by email once the update has been made.

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Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) and obligations of the participants

Service access

The roaming network access service provided by the Federation is available to all end-users of member organizations, users from other federations that are part of the European eduroam Confederation, and other federations with which there is a peering agreement.

Federation members can restrict access to services provided to other federations if the policies practiced by those federations or some of their members cannot guarantee certain requirements set by Italian law or fail to meet the minimum security standards required by the Federation.

Participants in the Federation MUST inform the GARR Consortium of any access limitations they establish, as well as any changes to these limitations.

Federation members must make their Acceptable Use Policies (AUP) available to hosted users, who are required to comply with them and refrain from behaviors that violate them, even if allowed elsewhere.

Obligations of Participants

  • Educate their users on respecting the AUPs of visited institutions and commit to resolving any issues caused by their users;
  • Provide a secure authentication server;
  • Inform guests about the methods and level of security offered;
  • Guide users on how to use the service and avoid transferring technical support issues to other institutions;
  • Keep logs of authentication sessions and network access;
  • Report any security issues to their NREN and contribute to their resolution.

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Network Operations Center - NOC

16 April 2024 | NOC

 

 

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NOC (Network Operations Center)

The GARR service is responsible for managing and operating the network infrastructure, handling fault management, activating new connections, and collecting and publishing traffic statistical data.

The GARR NOC is responsible for managing the GARR network infrastructure and ensuring its efficient operation.

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Network management

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Trouble Ticket System

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NOC Team

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We manage the GARR network infrastructure to ensure its efficient operation

Network management

  • GINS (GARR Integrated Networking Suite)

    GINS is a software suite that includes tools for network issue diagnostics and tracking, traffic statistics acquisition and visualization, and network activity reporting.

    The status and performance of the GARR network are constantly monitored to ensure the most efficient service possible to the Italian University and Research community. GINS provides online public statistics and customized access for individual organizations.

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  • Monitoring

    It performs continuous monitoring of the infrastructure and network performance.
    It analyzes and resolves issues related to network software, hardware, services, and applications.

    Statistics

    • Traffic statistics
    • User site traffic statistics
    • POP traffic statistics
    • Peering traffic statistics
    • Links traffic statistics
    • WeatherMap
    • WeatherMap backbone IP
  • Alarm Management and Activations

    It interacts with telecommunication operators for alarm management and user connection activation at the RCs.
    It tracks network incidents and maintenance through trouble tickets.

    Trouble Ticket System

    • Trouble Ticket System
    • Tickets in progress
    • POP tickets
    • Network Services tickets
    • Fault reporting
  • Routing

    It performs IP routing functions on the components of the national network infrastructure (including international links and peering connections with NAPs and ISPs) and implements routing policies on the routers in harmony with the defined topology and functionalities.

    It serves as the primary point of contact for network users and NOCs of other networks.

    CONNECTIONS TO OTHER NETWORKS

  • Maintenance and support

    It carries out scheduled maintenance, network migrations, coordinates field technician interventions when necessary, provides user support in configuring their network devices, keeps network infrastructure documentation up to date, and produces regular reports on network operation.

    Maintenance and support

  • Configurations for new users

    Configures Concentration Routers to accommodate User Router (UR) connections, in coordination with telecommunications operators. Interacts with the technical departments (NMC) of TLC Operators and the TAC (Technical Assistance Center) of network equipment vendors. Tests and activates new optical/IP circuits and services.

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  • Security

    Filter network traffic in case of security incidents and DoS attacks in close collaboration with GARR-CERT

    GARR CERT

  • Integration with European networks

    It interacts with the GÉANT Pan-European network NOC for the management of international connectivity.

    Integration with European networks

FAULT REPORTING PROCEDURE

The trouble ticket system allows tracking of all interventions involving service interruptions, software/hardware updates, and maintenance of GARR equipment and lines.

Trouble tickets are issued and managed by the NOC in response to:

  • Identification of an issue following an alarm generated by NOC monitoring procedures
  • Identification of an issue by the NOC
  • Notification from an APM (Access Port Manager) of GARR network users
  • Notification from telecommunication operators

The NOC monitors the evolution of the issue and provides appropriate updates following relevant status changes. Upon completion of operations, the trouble ticket is closed, reporting details about the nature of the intervention/problem.
The responsible individuals for access to the GARR network are informed of the existence of an issue by sending an email to the APM mailing list for every opening/modification/closure of a trouble ticket.
The names of the Access Port Managers (APMs) are communicated to the NOC by the GARR Directorate.

Who can contact the NOC

The GARR NOC can only be directly contacted by the GARR users' Access Port Managers (APMs).

Each APM represents a single entity/institution connected to GARR and is responsible for managing the configuration of the user router through which access to GARR is established. They also interact with the NOC whenever issues arise with the connections that affect this access.

End-to-end connectivity services to establish direct, physical, or virtual links

Customized connectivity section

Customized connectivity

Upon request, GARR provides end-to-end connectivity services to establish direct, physical, or virtual links between two or more locations in order to extend its data centers geographically or to segregate data from specific applications and share resources transparently.

 Dedicated connectivity is a fee-based service.

  • Dark fiber

    Most accesses are implemented using DF (dark fiber) between the Point of Presence (POP) and the user's site or on GARR transmission infrastructure. In case of unavailability of one of these methods, transport is carried out via Lambda Wave or through SDH mode accesses, implemented on operator circuits.
  • Bandwidth upgrade

    According to the requirements, it is possible to perform upgrades to 1-10 Gbps or multiples, up to 100 Gbps.

Types of connections

  • IP Access

    It constitutes the basic connectivity for access and is usually implemented through a point-to-point connection between the site and the nearest GARR POP. If necessary, it is possible to configure accesses on different POPs to ensure connectivity in case of a fault on the primary link. Through appropriate rerouting protocols, traffic can be moved to the functioning link.
  • L3VPN

    It is a Layer 3 Virtual Private Network (VPN) service. User traffic can be securely transported between the various locations of an organization over a public network. This type of service is requested, for example, by organizations with distributed offices nationwide that need to communicate securely over proprietary networks, separate from public ones.
  • L2VPN

    It is a Layer 2 Virtual Private Network (VPN) service. The principle is the same as L3VPN but in this case, it is applied at Layer 2 (data link).
  • VPLS

    It is an Ethernet-based service that provides a Layer 2 (data-link layer) point-to-multipoint virtual private connectivity (LAN-type). VPLS allows devices located in geographically distinct sites to be connected to the same Ethernet LAN network. From the device's perspective, it will appear directly connected to the remote device even though it is traversing the backbone network.
  • END TO END

    End-to-end connections are direct links between two points in the network. These connections can terminate either on routers, thus traversing the IP network, or on transmission equipment, thus traversing the optical network. Logically, they can be represented as a cable that interconnects two points (sites) of the network, carrying only the traffic from site A to site B and vice versa.

NOC Team

  • Fabrizio Bataloni

    Fabrizio Bataloni

    Manager

  • Luna Nike Mora

    Luna Nike Mora

  • Agostino Tasca

    Agostino Tasca

  • Marco Parisi

    Marco Parisi

  • Lorenzo Ercoli

    Lorenzo Ercoli

  • Manuel Petrianni

    Manuel Petrianni

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Network Information Center - NIC

21 May 2024 | NIC

 

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GARR NIC (Network Information Center)

This service handles the free registration of .it and .eu domain names for all institutions connected to the GARR network.

GARR offers a secondary DNS service for institutions connected to the GARR network upon request. To register a .it domain, at least two DNS servers (primary, secondary) are required. Institutions are guaranteed support for DNS configuration both during activation and for all service maintenance operations.

DNSSEC can be activated on .it and .eu domains already registered with GARR, a DNS Security extension that consists of a set of specifications aimed at adding a security layer to DNS.

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Domain Name Registration for .IT

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Domain Name Registration for .EU

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AAMS filters

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DNSSEC activation

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REFERENCES AND INFORMATION

References and information

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Organization data modification form

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Forms and Documentation

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REGISTRAZIONE DI NOMI A DOMINIO .IT

Assignment of new domain names under the 'IT' ccTLD

Domain Name Registration for .IT

Any organization authorized to access the GARR network can request domain names from the GARR NIC

From 08/02/2011, the GARR-NIC has become a Registrar. Now, it's possible to manage the registration and maintenance procedures of ".it" domains synchronously on behalf of all entities belonging to the GARR Community.
The synchronous registration of a ".it" domain allows the GARR-NIC to complete, in real-time, both the procedures for updating already registered domains and for registering new domain names, without requiring the registering entity to send any paper documentation to the Registry

Request procedure

To register a new ".it" domain name, you need to::

  • To download the registration form for the request and maintenance of a domain
  • Submit the registration request signed by the Legal Representative (APA) of the requesting Entity .
  • The registration requests for a new '.it' domain name should be sent via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and cc'd to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

    Fill in by indicating:
    • In the request, you need to provide the details of the entity requesting the domain (registrant), the administrative contact for the domain (admin), and the technical contact (APM) for the domain, such as the DNS manager.
    • Within the form, there is a section dedicated to the authoritative nameservers for the domain name zone you intend to register. You must specify the primary nameserver and at least one secondary nameserver. If you do not have a secondary nameserver, you can request to use GARR's secondary DNS service.
    • The DNS must be configured in accordance with the specifications outlined in rfc1912
    • Before initiating a request for a new .it domain, it is recommended to read the service description and, in case of any doubts, contact the GARR NIC

Addresses in the .IT domain

Starting from July 11, 2012, it will be possible to register domain names in the .it level even using words with accents. For example, we could use web addresses that contain words like university, health, or city. Those that are technically referred to as Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs) will be accepted, meaning accented words and non-Latin names, including characters commonly used in French such as ç or in German such as ß.

We would like to inform you that there is no initial period allowing owners of names, trademarks, and logos to benefit from any sort of pre-emption right. Therefore, the assignment will be made on a first-come, first-served basis.

For users who are part of the GARR network, the rules for requesting domain name assignments remain unchanged. The request, signed by the Legal Representative of their organization (APA), must be sent as usual to the GARR NIC service.

Assignment of new domain names under the 'EU' ccTLD

 REGISTRAZIONE DI NOMI A DOMINIO .EU

Domain Name Registration for .EU

Any organization authorized to access the GARR network can request domain names from the GARR NIC

Before initiating a request for a new .eu domain, it is necessary to read the service description, and, in case of doubts, contact the GARR NIC

Request procedure

To register a new ".eu" domain name, you need to:

  • Read the documentation available in the Forms Section
  • To download the registration form for the Request and Maintenance of a domain.
  • The completed form with the registration request must be sent by email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and copied to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

    Fill in by indicating:
    • Organization
    • Contact Person: First Name, Last Name
    • Phone
    • address
    • Valid Email Address. A valid email address is important, being the only means through which to contact you: it will be used as a communication tool. EURid reserves the right to revoke a domain name if not accompanied by a valid email address.
  • Registrations are made on a "first come, first served" basis, meaning that the Registry processes the registration of a domain name based on the first request received. The registration of a .eu domain name lasts for one year. Unless otherwise notified in advance by EURid through GARR-NIC, the domain name will be renewed upon its expiry.
  • A domain name must be unique. To check the availability of a name, use the WHOIS search tool .
  • Domain names must meet certain technical requirements:
    • at least 2 characters between 'a' and 'z'
    • numbers from '0' to '9' and the hyphen '-'
    • a maximum of 63 characters
    • must not begin or end with a hyphen
    • cannot contain a hyphen '-' in the third and fourth position.

In accordance with EU Regulation 733/2002 and CE Regulation 874/2004, certain names cannot be registered, and others are reserved for use by EU institutions or the governments of member states, EEA countries, and candidate countries.

The ability to use special Latin characters, as well as characters from the Greek and Cyrillic alphabets (without mixing different alphabets) for registering domain names under the .eu extension in Latin was introduced in December 2009. In 2016, EURid introduced the .eu extension in Cyrillic (.ею), and in 2019, the .eu extension in Greek (.ευ). With the introduction of these two new extensions, a rule was implemented stating that the alphabet used for the .eu extension must match the alphabet used for the domain name (latin.latin, cyrillic.cyrillic, and greek.greek).

For more information about .eu IDN domains, please visit these links:

EURid's Timeline

Domain names (IDNs)

Terms and condition for registration

At the time of registering a domain name, it is necessary to consent to the terms and conditions for end-users. This includes being bound to an extrajudicial resolution of disputes if a third-party claimant with recognized rights to the domain name alleges that your registration was made for speculative or abusive purposes. GARR-NIC will submit these conditions to you at the time of registration for formal signature. Non-compliance with these conditions may result in the loss of the domain name.

Update of the name server

our domain name will be active only after the EURid name server is updated. The update is performed five times a day. Of course, this will be possible only if GARR-NIC has also made the necessary changes.

Whois

Once registered, your domain name will be immediately stored in the WHOIS database. Some of your data will be publicly available through the WHOIS lookup function, which allows interested parties to find out who owns a specific domain name or associated website. Of course, the WHOIS database will be subject to restrictions to prevent misuse and comply with data protection requirements. Anyone accessing information through WHOIS will be subject to a disclaimer, which essentially states that the information cannot be used for commercial purposes.


Filtri AAMS

Inhibition in the DNS of unauthorized sites offering gambling and tobacco

AAMS Filters

GARR, for its institutional purposes, is the holder of the authorization granted by the Ministry of Economic Development to operate as the manager of the public network dedicated to the Italian academic and research community.

For this reason, it is subject to the provisions of the State Customs and Monopoly Agency, which require the inhibition of domain names related to unauthorized websites offering online gambling or tobacco and inhalation liquid products
The inhibition provisions are indeed an obligation for the entities holding the authorization granted by the Ministry of Economic Development to operate as managers of a public network.

The national list of companies authorized to provide electronic communication services to the public is available on the website of the Ministry of Economic Development.

Websites subject to inhibition

The list of websites subject to inhibition is available on the website of the Customs and Monopolies Agency, in the Monopolies section.

Certification Service

21 May 2024 | CS

 

Certification Service
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GARR CS (Certification Service)

The GARR Certification Service provides free digital certificates, both personal and server types, to all institutions connected to the GARR network.

The certificates are issued by the Certification Authority HARICA through the GEANT Trusted Certificate Service

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GARR participates in the Trusted Certificate Service (TCS) promoted by Géant for the benefit of European research networks

Types of certificates issued

GARR participates in the Trusted Certificate Service (TCS)M promoted by Géant for the benefit of European research networks.

Through this service, GARR provides its community with digital x.509 certificates (also available in e-Science version, valid for authentication on GRID resources) issued by one of the major commercial Certification Authorities: HARICA, automatically recognized by nearly all existing web browsers.

  • SSL certificates: for server authentication and securing sessions with clients;

  • GRID certificates: for server and Grid service authentication (IGTF compliant);
  • Personal certificates and personal GRID certificates: for user authentication and securing email communications;
  • Code signing certificates: for software signing;
  • Document signing certificates: for authenticating documents created with Adobe PDF, Microsoft Office, OpenOffice, and LibreOffice.
Certificati personali

TCS Certificates

Certificate request and generation

  • Administrator: For managing requests and generating digital certificates, see the guide by GARR CS dedicated to service managers: https://tcs-docs.aai.garr.it
  • Users: For submitting certificate requests, please refer to the digital certificate managers within your organization.

Statistics

source: GARR annual report 2024 

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CS: Digital Certificates Issued

GARR's Certification Service issues digital certificates free of charge to its community in both personal and server versions. The chart shows the trend in the number of digital certificates issued.

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// Color palette const colors = { primary: [ '#667eea', '#764ba2', '#f093fb', '#f5576c', '#4facfe', '#00f2fe', '#43e97b', '#38f9d7', '#ffecd2', '#fcb69f', '#a8edea', '#fed6e3' ] }; // Chart.js default options const defaultOptions = { responsive: true, maintainAspectRatio: false, plugins: { legend: { labels: { font: { size: 12, weight: '500' }, color: '#4a5568', padding: 15 } }, tooltip: { backgroundColor: 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8)', titleColor: 'white', bodyColor: 'white', borderColor: 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.2)', borderWidth: 1, cornerRadius: 8, padding: 12 } } }; // Data definitions const certificatesData = { labels: ['2019', '2020', '2021', '2022', '2023', '2024'], data: [7288, 6664, 58182, 37753, 35307, 107252] }; // Chart instance let certificatesChart; // Initialize Certificates Chart function createCertificatesChart() { const ctx = document.getElementById('certificatesChart').getContext('2d'); certificatesChart = new Chart(ctx, { type: 'line', data: { labels: certificatesData.labels, datasets: [{ label: 'Digital Certificates Issued', data: certificatesData.data, borderColor: colors.primary[3], backgroundColor: colors.primary[3] + '20', borderWidth: 3, fill: true, tension: 0.4, pointRadius: 6, pointHoverRadius: 8, pointBackgroundColor: colors.primary[3], pointBorderColor: '#ffffff', pointBorderWidth: 2 }] }, options: { ...defaultOptions, scales: { y: { beginAtZero: true, title: { display: true, text: 'Certificates' }, ticks: { callback: function(value) { if (value >= 1000) { return (value / 1000) + 'K'; } return value.toLocaleString(); } } }, x: { title: { display: true, text: 'Year' } } } } }); } // Download handler document.getElementById('downloadCertificates').addEventListener('click', () => { const link = document.createElement('a'); link.download = 'cs-digital-certificates-issued.png'; link.href = certificatesChart.toBase64Image(); link.click(); }); // Update stats function updateStats() { const totalCertificates = certificatesData.data.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0); const maxYear = certificatesData.labels[certificatesData.data.indexOf(Math.max(...certificatesData.data))]; const maxValue = Math.max(...certificatesData.data); const growth2024 = ((certificatesData.data[5] - certificatesData.data[4]) / certificatesData.data[4] * 100).toFixed(1); const avgPerYear = Math.round(totalCertificates / certificatesData.data.length); const stats = [ { label: 'Total Certificates (2019-2024)', value: totalCertificates.toLocaleString() }, { label: 'Certificates 2024', value: certificatesData.data[5].toLocaleString() }, { label: 'Peak Year', value: maxYear + ' (' + maxValue.toLocaleString() + ')' }, { label: '2024 Growth', value: '+' + growth2024 + '%' }, { label: 'Annual Average', value: avgPerYear.toLocaleString() }, { label: 'Minimum (2020)', value: certificatesData.data[1].toLocaleString() } ]; document.getElementById('statsGrid').innerHTML = stats.map(stat => `
${stat.value}
${stat.label}
` ).join(''); } // Initialize chart createCertificatesChart(); updateStats(); // Add hover effects document.querySelector('.chart-card').addEventListener('mouseenter', function() { this.style.transform = 'translateY(-8px)'; }); document.querySelector('.chart-card').addEventListener('mouseleave', function() { this.style.transform = 'translateY(0)'; });

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