eduroam wireless network uses a security certificate to help authenticate the connection. This certificate may need to be updated when server security is upgraded. Please follow the appropriate instructions below:
Mac OS
Click 'Continue'
iPhone
Click 'Trust' when a certificate appears.
Windows 10
"Forget" eduroam from the WiFi networks pane. [You may also remove eduroam from the "Manage known networks" link under Settings > WiFi]
In Network and Sharing Center:
-- Setup a new connection
-- Setup a new connection
-- Manually Connect to a wireless network
-- Network Name: eduroam
*Security Type: WPA2-Enterprise
Click Change Connection Settings. [at this point you may receive a prompt asking for a password for eduroam. Ignore it for now]
Click the Security tab
Choose Microsoft: EAP-TTLS for Network Authentication Method
Click Settings
-Uncheck “Enable identity privacy”
-"Select an EAP method for authentication"
--Microsoft: Secured password (EAP-MSCHAP v2)
Click Configure
--Make sure 'Automatically use Windows logon' is NOT checked.
Click Configure
--Make sure 'Automatically use Windows logon' is NOT checked.
Click OK, click OK again, and then click 'Advanced settings'.
Check 'Specify authentication mode' and select 'User authentication'
Click OK, click OK, then click Close.
Click on 'eduroam' in the WiFi networks pane. You should receive a prompt for a username and password. Enter your SUNetID (@stanford.edu) and password.
Click 'Connect' when you are asking whether 'continue connecting?'.
Android
Select eduroam
--EAP method > PEAP
--Identity > [yourSUNetID]@stanford.edu
--Password > [your SUNetID password]
--CA certificate > "Don't validate"
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