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'''Manually configuring Eduroam'''
'''Manually configuring Eduroam'''


If you were unsuccessfully in connecting to eduroam, you need to set up eduroam manually. <br/><br/>[[File:manuell wifi.png|manuell wifi.png]]<br/><br/>
If you were unsuccessfully in connecting to eduroam, you need to set up eduroam manually. <br/><br/>
Press advanced.<br/><br/>
* Under Network Name, choose Join Other Network. <br/><br/>[[File:other network.png]]<br/><br/>
Choose the 802.1x tab: <br/><br/>[[File:802.1x.png]]<br/><br/>
* Write in as shown for employees: <br/><br/>[File:ansatt other.png]]<br/><br/>
* or Write in as shown for student:<br/><br/>[[File:student other.png]]<br/><br/>
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[[Category:Eduroam]]
[[Category:Eduroam]]
[[Category:Macintosh]]
[[Category:Macintosh]]
[[Category:Private computer]]
[[Category:Private computer]]

Revision as of 18:05, 20 August 2014



Setting up Eduroam


  • Open System Preferences


  • Select Network



  • Mark Wi-Fi, and in network name, choose eduroam.


  • Log in with your credentials. If you are an employee:



  • if you are a student:

  • You need to verify the certificate. Press continue.



  • Save the certificate to your keychain by typing in your credentials.





Manually configuring Eduroam

If you were unsuccessfully in connecting to eduroam, you need to set up eduroam manually.

  • Under Network Name, choose Join Other Network.



  • Write in as shown for employees:

    [File:ansatt other.png]]

  • or Write in as shown for student: