Difference between revisions of "Windows 8"
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2. From the list of tasks select '''Setup a new connection or network.''' | 2. From the list of tasks select '''Setup a new connection or network.''' | ||
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[[File:Win8-2.png]] | [[File:Win8-2.png]] | ||
3. When asked to choose a new connection option select Manually connect to a wireless network | 3. When asked to choose a new connection option select Manually connect to a wireless network | ||
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[[File:Win8-3.png]] | [[File:Win8-3.png]] | ||
4. You will then be asked for information about the wireless network. | 4. You will then be asked for information about the wireless network. | ||
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In the '''Network name box ''', type eduroam (note the lower-case 'e'). | In the '''Network name box ''', type eduroam (note the lower-case 'e'). | ||
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| − | For '''Encryption type ''' choose AES (or TKIP if your wireless card doesn't support AES) | + | For '''Security type ''' choose WPA2-Enterprise (or WPA-Enterprise if your wireless card doesn't support WPA2) |
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| + | For '''Encryption type ''' choose AES (or TKIP if your wireless card doesn't support AES) | ||
Select '''Next '''. You should now be told that eduroam has been successfully added. Select '''Change connection settings '''. | Select '''Next '''. You should now be told that eduroam has been successfully added. Select '''Change connection settings '''. | ||
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This will bring up the network wireless connection properties. | This will bring up the network wireless connection properties. | ||
5. On the '''Connection tab''' uncheck '''Connect to a more preferred network''' if available. The result should look like:- | 5. On the '''Connection tab''' uncheck '''Connect to a more preferred network''' if available. The result should look like:- | ||
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6. Select the '''Security''' tab. | 6. Select the '''Security''' tab. | ||
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Select '''Settings…''' | Select '''Settings…''' | ||
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7. Complete the settings in this dialogue box as shown: | 7. Complete the settings in this dialogue box as shown: | ||
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Make sure '''Validate server certificate''' is not ticked. | Make sure '''Validate server certificate''' is not ticked. | ||
8. The drop-down list under '''Select Authentication Method''' should already have '''Secured password (EAP-MSCHAP v2)'''selected - select the '''Configure…''' button next to it to open the EAP MSCHAPv2 Properties dialogue box: | 8. The drop-down list under '''Select Authentication Method''' should already have '''Secured password (EAP-MSCHAP v2)'''selected - select the '''Configure…''' button next to it to open the EAP MSCHAPv2 Properties dialogue box: | ||
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9. Untick the box next to '''Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any)''' then select '''OK''', then select OK to close the Protected EAP Properties dialogue box | 9. Untick the box next to '''Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any)''' then select '''OK''', then select OK to close the Protected EAP Properties dialogue box | ||
10. Now, from the Security tab select '''Advanced settings.''' | 10. Now, from the Security tab select '''Advanced settings.''' | ||
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11. Check that you have the '''802.1X''' settings tab and, from the pull-down menu select '''User authentication''' then select OK | 11. Check that you have the '''802.1X''' settings tab and, from the pull-down menu select '''User authentication''' then select OK | ||
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16. Check the '''Connect automatically''' box next to '''eduroam''' and then click on '''Connect''' | 16. Check the '''Connect automatically''' box next to '''eduroam''' and then click on '''Connect''' | ||
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17. After a short period of time your computer should tell you '''Checking network requirements''' and then display a dialogue box prompting for your credentials. | 17. After a short period of time your computer should tell you '''Checking network requirements''' and then display a dialogue box prompting for your credentials. | ||
18. Complete the dialogue box using the Network Authentication credentials given to you by the ICT hepdesk | 18. Complete the dialogue box using the Network Authentication credentials given to you by the ICT hepdesk | ||
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Your User name will be the eduroam identifier shown (typically your name or registration number followed by @institution.ac.ke where institution.ac.ke is your University doman eg ku.ac.ke for Kenyatta University). | Your User name will be the eduroam identifier shown (typically your name or registration number followed by @institution.ac.ke where institution.ac.ke is your University doman eg ku.ac.ke for Kenyatta University). | ||
Latest revision as of 10:59, 3 September 2013
1. From the Control Panel open the Network and Sharing Center or, from the Settings Search Panel (Winkey+W) search for sharing center
2. From the list of tasks select Setup a new connection or network.
3. When asked to choose a new connection option select Manually connect to a wireless network
4. You will then be asked for information about the wireless network.
In the Network name box , type eduroam (note the lower-case 'e').
From the drop-down lists:
For Security type choose WPA2-Enterprise (or WPA-Enterprise if your wireless card doesn't support WPA2)
For Encryption type choose AES (or TKIP if your wireless card doesn't support AES)
Select Next . You should now be told that eduroam has been successfully added. Select Change connection settings .
This will bring up the network wireless connection properties.
5. On the Connection tab uncheck Connect to a more preferred network if available. The result should look like:-
6. Select the Security tab.
From the drop-down list for Choose a network authentication method choose Protected EAP (PEAP)
Select Settings…
7. Complete the settings in this dialogue box as shown:
Make sure Validate server certificate is not ticked.
8. The drop-down list under Select Authentication Method should already have Secured password (EAP-MSCHAP v2)selected - select the Configure… button next to it to open the EAP MSCHAPv2 Properties dialogue box:
9. Untick the box next to Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any) then select OK, then select OK to close the Protected EAP Properties dialogue box
10. Now, from the Security tab select Advanced settings.
11. Check that you have the 802.1X settings tab and, from the pull-down menu select User authentication then select OK
12. Now Select the 802.11 settings tab. Check that Enable Pairwise Master Key (PMK) caching is not ticked.
13. Select OK to close all the various dialogue boxes
14. Select Close to close the "Manually connect to a wireless network" box.
15. Use Win+C and Settings to find the wireless settings icon. Click on the icon and you should see eduroam listed as a wireless network
16. Check the Connect automatically box next to eduroam and then click on Connect
17. After a short period of time your computer should tell you Checking network requirements and then display a dialogue box prompting for your credentials.
18. Complete the dialogue box using the Network Authentication credentials given to you by the ICT hepdesk
Your User name will be the eduroam identifier shown (typically your name or registration number followed by @institution.ac.ke where institution.ac.ke is your University doman eg ku.ac.ke for Kenyatta University).
Your Password will be the password provided by the ICT helpdesk.
19. Select OK.
All the settings you have made are stored in your computer and should not need re-entering each time you connect.
