In previous work “School and connectivity: from the needs to the services (Part 1)“ we presented our approach to solve the problem of ultra-wideband connectivity to schools. Furthermore, we illustrated our first prototype to provide authen- ticated and filtered access to the web. In this paper we present the evolution from the prototype SchoolBox to the service of authenticated and filtered port (AFP) trying to meet the needs of schools. The AFP is a centralized service that, taking advantage of the network Lepida, allows students to access the web safely with ultra-wideband connectivity. Each school can independently configure access policies and rules to meet specific needs. The proposed solution offers an high number of features and achives optimal performance ensuring an excellent service for thousand of students simultaneously connected.
School and Connectivity: from the Needs to the Sevices (Part 2)
MAZZINI, Gianluca
2013
Abstract
In previous work “School and connectivity: from the needs to the services (Part 1)“ we presented our approach to solve the problem of ultra-wideband connectivity to schools. Furthermore, we illustrated our first prototype to provide authen- ticated and filtered access to the web. In this paper we present the evolution from the prototype SchoolBox to the service of authenticated and filtered port (AFP) trying to meet the needs of schools. The AFP is a centralized service that, taking advantage of the network Lepida, allows students to access the web safely with ultra-wideband connectivity. Each school can independently configure access policies and rules to meet specific needs. The proposed solution offers an high number of features and achives optimal performance ensuring an excellent service for thousand of students simultaneously connected.I documenti in SFERA sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
