Cisco Spaces: OpenRoaming Configuration Guide

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Updated:: September 4, 2026

Test your OpenRoaming network

You can test your OpenRoaming network configuration through the following methods:

Cloud/Social: Download the OpenRoaming mobile app from the iOS App Store or Google Play Store.
Device Manufacturer: Test natively on a supported Samsung or Google mobile device.
Carrier Offload: If carrier offload is configured, a mobile device from the supported carrier connects automatically to the OpenRoaming network.
OpenRoaming SDK: If the brand mobile app integrates OpenRoaming SDK, a mobile device with the app connects automatically.

OpenRoaming client matrix

OpenRoaming Client Matrix

Table 1. OpenRoaming Client Matrix
Category	Support
Device Support	Samsung Devices: Android 10 or higher. Google Pixel: Android 11 or higher. Apple devices running iOS 13.3 or higher.
OS Support	Apple devices running iOS 13.3 or higher. Android phones running Android 9 or higher.
Cisco Spaces SDK	iOS 13.3 or higher. XCode version 12 or higher. Android 9 or higher.
Service Providers	T-Mobile. AT&T. Comcast.

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