PURPOSE:
To connect to eduroam on a computer running Ubuntu (Linux)APPLIES TO:
LinuxVALIDATION:
LinuxConnecting to Eduroam in Ubuntu
general Instructions:
- Click on the wireless icon located in the upper right task bar.
- Select 'eduroam'
- In the Security field, select 'WPA & WPA2 Enterprise'
- In the Authentication field, select 'Protected EAP (PEAP)'
- Leave the Anonymous Identity field blank
- The CA certificate field should be set to 'None'
- The check box 'No CA certificate is required' should be checked
- The PEAP version field should be set to 'Automatic'
- The Inner Authentication field should be set to 'MSCHAPV2'
- In the Username field, enter your username@rose-hulman.edu
- In the Password field, enter your network password
- Select 'Connect' in the lower right corner
If general instructions do not work:
- Click on the wireless icon located in the upper right task bar
- Select 'Edit Connections...'
- In the box titled 'Network Connections' select 'Add'
- In the box titled 'Choose a Connection' in the selection field, click and select 'WiFi' then click 'Create'
- In the box titled 'Editing WiFi connection 1' select the WiFi tab
- In the SSID field enter 'eduroam'
- In the Mode field, enter 'Client'
- Leave the BSSID field blank
- In the Device field, click on the arrow on the right side of the field. The following should be your option: 'wpl2s0 (the MAC address of the wireless adapter in the form of 04:40:30:0c:0f:00). Select this option
- Leave the Cloned MAC address field blank
- The MTU field should be set to 'Automatic'
- In the box titled 'Editing WiFi connection 1' select the 'WiFi Security' tab
- In the Security field, select 'WPA & WPA2 Enterprise'
- In the Authentication field, select 'Protected EAP (PEAP)'
- Leave the Anonymous Identity field blank.
- The CA certificate field should be set to 'None'
- The check box 'No CA certificate is required' should be checked
- The PEAP Version field should be set to 'Automatic'
- The Inner Authentication field should be set to 'MSCHAPV2'
- In the Username field, enter your username@rose-hulman.edu
- In the Password field, enter your network password
- Select 'Save' in the lower right corner
- Ubuntu should auto connect or you may need to select 'eduroam'
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- If this information does not help resolve your issue and/or you need assistance from EIT, please submit an online service request at: https://rose-hulman.microsoftcrmportals.com/SignIn?ReturnUrl=/mycases/create-case/