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Go-Wireless Project Overview and Contributions

The Go-Wireless Project, initiated in June 2002 at Queens College, focuses on developing community-based wireless networks and educational resources. Key contributors include XiuYi Huang, Ayman Nweisser, and Bon K. Sy, among others, who work on system administration, coding, and documentation. The project features tools for managing wireless node information, RADIUS authentication, and community collaboration. Interested parties are encouraged to provide feedback or join the initiative for continued development. For more resources, visit our designated webpages.

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Go-Wireless Project Overview and Contributions

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  1. Go - Wireless Who’s who Contributors (In alphabetical order): Huang, XiuYi (Assistant for system administration) Nweisser, Ayman (Contributor for graphical map coding) Sy, Bon K. (Project leader and code contributor) Yang Wei-Tsu (Documentation and data entry) Xu, Ling (Major contributor for coding) Joe Gong and his team (Contributor for T1 connection) Lee, Pin-Hui (Participant of early test stage of 802.1x) Students of Research course (Fall/2002, Spring/2003) Participants of regular Friday Tech forum Affiliation: Queens College & University Graduate Center City University of New York QC wireless seminar Monday 4/14/2003

  2. Go-Wireless URL Resources • Wireless project resource center http://bonnet2.geol.qc.edu/wireless/ • Wireless node information management tool https://gonet1.qcwireless.net:4443/pls/airwave/ • Toll-free number for searching wireless node • 1-877-33vocal (1-877-338-6225) • PIN: 7221 • User ID: 9973494

  3. What is Go-Wireless project? • Started in Queens College June of 2002 • Project components • Go-Wireless management tool • RADIUS authentication via Go-Wireless DB • Afternoon demo !!! • OpenSSL PKI web interface  Windows PKI • Linux AP bridge miniaturization project • Strategic planning and security for community based wireless education/learning network • (Report by Wei-Tsu Yang: http://bonnet2.geol.qc.edu/wireless/dm02_pr1.doc)

  4. NSB A202, NBS A225, NSB Wing A QC Quad DHCP server: SMC NAT router (Almost) anywhere through (Mobile) Linux AP repeater Wireless Access Point: Cisco AP352, Orinoco 1000 Certificate Authority: Linux PKI: OpenSSL Outside T1 Connection RADIUS/Authentication server:Radiator (Open Systems Consulting) Access Log: MAC: Addr, IP, Time, Duration, Traffic EAP: Cert, IP, Time Wireless Management Tool: Oracle DB

  5. What is RADIUS? • RADIUS: Remote Authentication Dial In User Service • AAA: Authentication/Authorization/Accounting tool • MAC or certificate based (EAP-TLS)

  6. What is Go-Wireless management tool? • Database one-stop shop for maintaining • Wireless node information (e.g., Location) • Access control information (e.g., ESSID, WEP) • Authentication information (e.g., MAC address list) • Accessible over the web and phone • Audience • Wireless users • Wireless node owners • Wireless community group administrators

  7. Wireless users: Location lookup and node audit • by phone (VXML) 1-877-338-6225 Pin: 7221 User ID: 9973494 • by graphical web browser

  8. An example of node audit

  9. Wireless owners • Publish node location • Publish authentication and access information • Manage MAC address based authentication

  10. Wireless community group administrator • Membership application processing • Membership information maintenance

  11. What’s next? • What do we want from you? - contact us if you are interested in collaboration - offer us your valuable feedbacks and comments - help others to get the most out of our project as an end-user - join us for technology development, policy setting, and many more tasks ahead …

  12. What Are We Interested in Collaboration? • Anything that is interesting and with education value!!! • Examples? - Wireless for real-time data publishing to an E-community in an environmental field trip (within QC) http://bonnet2.geol.qc.edu/wireless/qc_site_survey/On.Campus.View.jpg http://bonnet19.cs.qc.edu:7778/pls/forum/ - NYCwireless: Wireless technology discussion forum https://gonet1.qcwireless.net:4443/pls/gino/ginolite_start.main Site Survey for enabling Kissena Park wireless access http://bonnet2.geol.qc.edu/wireless/qc_site_survey/Kissena.Park.jpg - Possible collaboration with Parson Digital on Internet2 wireless usage. - Possible collaboration with Eyebeam and Scardale High on wireless webcast from a robot and helicam.

  13. Main contact: Bon K. Sy • Email: bon@bunny.cs.qc.edu • Voice: 718-997-3566 x-3477 • Fax: 718-997-3513

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