The campus site has a wide variety of access scenarios: student dormitories are personal accounts, multi-ends and long hours online; classrooms and libraries are centralized, open or time-limited for large numbers of users; the machine rooms and laboratories are authorized by schedule; visitors are temporary. The campus network certification management system uses the same authentication strategy for all these settings, either poorly experienced or out of control.
Hostel scene: personal account + insense + multi-end management
Hostels are the most centralized part of the campus, and each student may use a number of devices such as mobile phones, computers, and flats. The dormitory area is suitable for personal account authentication and opens Seamless Authentication, where students automatically release their equipment after first login, avoiding repeated entries.
Classrooms and libraries: uniform open or time-limited control
Public areas such as classrooms and libraries are characterized by high user access, fragmented access, and unsuitable for individual openings. It is common practice to provide a uniform public login or open to regional distribution, along with time-bound or speed-limited strategies, such as daily Internet access for each device, and priority in library areas to guarantee educational needs.
Machine rooms and laboratories: authorized by schedule and batch
The use of the machine room and laboratory is usually organized according to course, and students do not necessarily need a long-term account. A certification system can be issued with temporary authorization by schedule or batch, such as automatic release of designated terminals in the engine room area during the school hours and withdrawal after classes. This approach both meets teaching needs and avoids permanent occupancy of accounts.
Visitors and out-of-school personnel: temporary account + SMS authentication
Visitors’ accreditation should support temporary account or SMS authentication codes, and access to the Internet is granted for limited periods after registration with a mobile phone number. The visitors’ network will be isolated from the campus network, which is generally open only to Internet access and offline resources.
SSID and MVLAN: Physical isolation of scenes
The difference strategy is based on the network level. Distinguishing between multiple SSIDs (such as dormitories WiFi, teaching WiFi, visitors WiFi) and multiVLAN allows authentication systems to identify which scene users are connected to and apply their strategies accordingly. SSID and VLAN planning are set up before a campus web certification system can be implemented, with the certification system responsible for issuing matching certification methods and access strategies when users authenticate their user groups based on access information. Physical isolation is achieved so that accommodation, public areas, airport rooms, visitors’ strategies can operate without interruption.
The campus network certification management system manages the vastly different scenes of accommodation, classrooms, machine rooms and visitors on the basis of"Network stratification + authentication by group distribution policy"The campus network is able to meet the actual needs of all categories of users while ensuring safe, manageable and well-managed access.