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hotspot hs-profile OpenRoaming
  enable
  no comeback-mode
  no asra                                                     # no captive portal on this network
  internet                                                    # internet access is provided
  no pame-bi
  no group-frame-block
  no p2p-dev-mgmt
  no p2p-cross-connect
  addtl-roam-cons-ois 0                                       # there are not more than 3 roaming consortium OIs (-> no ANQP queries to be run)
  gas-comeback-delay 500
  query-response-length-limit 6
  access-network-type private                                 # eduroam networks are private to the R&E community
  venue-group business                                        # adjust to the classification of your hotspot
  venue-type research-and-dev-facility                        # adjust to the classification of your hotspot
  roam-cons-len-1 5                                           # OpenRoaming RCOIs are always 4.5 bytes long (5 octets rounded)
  roam-cons-oi-1 5a03ba0000                                   # the main OpenRoaming RCOI: "OpenRoaming-All" (unsettled access, all identities welcome, baseline QoS)
  roam-cons-len-2 3                                           # Cisco's legacy OpenRoaming RCOI is 3 bytes long
  roam-cons-oi-2 004096                                       # Cisco's legacy OpenRoaming RCOI, still needed for their OpenRoaming app and Samsung OneUI onboarding workflow
  roam-cons-len-3 0
  advertisement-profile anqp-venue-name YourVenueInfo         # description of the venue in ANQP. Definition see below.
  advertisement-profile anqp-roam-cons OpenRoaming            # in case a station does run ANQP for the list of RCOIs, also add the same RCOIs as an ANQP element
  advertisement-profile anqp-roam-cons OpenRoamingCiscoLegacy # in case a station does run ANQP for the list of RCOIs, also add the same RCOIs as an ANQP element
  advertisement-profile anqp-nai-realm OpenRoaming_ANY_Realm  # likely to be optional, but found to make the AP work when it didn't without it. Advertises the realms allowed to connect to this hotspot
  advertisement-profile anqp-3gpp OpenRoaming_MNO             # this is entirely optional. This defines several mobile operators who can switch to WiFi based on their MCC/MNC (PLMN) information

Uplink to authentication server: "auth-server"

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hotspot anqp-nai-realm-profile OpenRoaming_ANY_Realm
  enable
  nai-realm-name *
  nai-realm-eap-method peapmschapv2
  nai-realm-auth-id-1 reserved
  nai-realm-auth-value-1 reserved
  nai-realm-auth-id-2 reserved
  nai-realm-auth-value-2 reserved
  nai-realm-encoding utf8
  no nai-home-realm

MNO (mobile network operator) information in ANQP: "anqp-3gpp"

(The ANQP 3GPP profile can handle up to six mobile phone operator PLMNs. The PLMN is made up of the Mobile Country Code (MCC) and the Mobile Network Code (MNC). For example, AT&T has two PLMNs, 310280 and 310410, T-Mobile USA has one: 310260. It's 5-6 characters long. The values can usually be derived from the '@wlan.mncXXX.mccYYY.3gppnetwork.org' username you see on a network, any 0 prefix can be dropped). To date we are aware that AT&T and T-Mobile configure their SIMs to use OpenRoaming, if their PLMN is advertised.

hotspot anqp-3gpp-profile OpenRoaming_MNO
  enable
  3gpp-plmn1 PLMN_val                       # Look up the PLMN at https://mcc-mnc.net/
  :
  :
  3gpp-plmn6 xxxxx