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Android

2013-09-09T13:57:30Z

Admin:

====The following instructions apply to using the Eduroam wireless service on the Android device====

From the home screen, tap the arrow to open the '''All Programs''' menu

[[File:RzLTif.png]]

Tap '''Settings''' from the programs menu

[[File:Menu2.png]]

Tap '''Wireless Controls'''

[[File:Wireless controls.png]]

Tap '''Wi-Fi Settings'''

[[File:Wifi settings.png]]

Tap '''Wi-Fi''' to enable Wi-Fi support - the list of networks will become populated

[[File:Populated.png]]

Tap the '''eduroam''' entry in the list

[[File:The list.png]]

Tap to change the EAP type to '''PEAP'''

[[File:Peap.png]]

Tap to set the Sub-type to '''PEAPv0/MSCHAPv2''' (this ought to be the default)

[[File:Default.png]]

Enter your ''username'' followed by ''@realm.ac.ke'' in the User name field (for example username@realm.ac.ke)

[[File:Realm.ac.ke.png]]

On some mobiles you will also see an '''Anonymous identity box'''. Add in your Remote Access account username again followed by @real.ac.ke e.g. username@realm.ac.ke

Enter your password in the '''Password field'''

[[File:Password.png]]

Hit the '''Connect''' button

[[File:Button.png]]

Wait a little while (up to about a minute) until the message '''"Connected to eduroam"''' appears

[[File:Appears2.png]]

A connection to eduroam will automatically be made in future if Wi-Fi is switched on and you are within range.

Windows Vista

2013-09-09T13:34:34Z

Admin:

=== Configure eduroam – Windows Vista ===

1. Go to '''Start'''', then '''Control Panel''', then '''Network and Internet''', then '''Network and Sharing Centre'''

2. From the list on the left choose '''Manage Wireless Networks'''

3. Select '''Add'''

[[File:Add.png]]

4. Select '''Manually create a network profile'''

[[File:Network profile.png]]

5. In the '''information box'''

[[File:Information box.png]]

In the '''Network name''' box, type ''eduroam'' (note the lower-case 'e')

•From the drop-down lists

•from '''Security type''' choose '''WPA2-Enterprise''' (or WPA-Enterprise if your wireless card doesn't support WPA2)

•from '''Encryption type''' choose '''AES''' (or TKIP if your wireless card doesn't support AES)

•If the computer has been set up for multiple users then make sure that the additional setting - '''Save this network for me only''' - is selected.

Select '''Next'''

6.Select '''Change connections settings''' then, on the '''Connection tab''' ''uncheck'' '''Connect to a more preferred network if available'''

7.Select the '''Security''' tab

[[File:Security tab.png]]

•from the drop-down list for Choose a network authentication method choose '''Protected EAP (PEAP)'''

• Select '''Settings'''...

8. Complete the settings in this dialogue box as shown:

[[File:8.png]]

ensure the '''Validate server''' certificate box is '''unchecked'''.

9.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:

[[File:Dialogue box.png]]

10. '''Untick''' the box next to Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any) then select '''OK'''

11. Select '''OK''' to close all the different dialogue boxes

12. Select '''Close''' to close the "Manually connect to a wireless network" box

13. After a short period of time, your computer should detect the eduroam wireless network and display a balloon, asking if you want to enter your details to connect to it:

[[File:13.png]]

14. Click in the balloon and a dialogue box will appear, prompting you for your credentials

[[File:14.png]]

15. Complete the dialogue box using the Username and Password provided by the ICT Helpdesk

Mac OS X 10.4 - Tiger

2013-09-08T08:33:55Z

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=== Configuration steps ===

Make sure that you have your credentials (eduroam identifier and Network access token (username and password)) from your Network Administrator.

To get the list of networks

Either select '''eduroam''' from the '''AirPort''' dropdown in the menu bar ''(you may need to select Turn AirPort On first)'' Or:-

i. Open '''System Preferences'''

ii. From '''Internet & Wireless''', select '''Network'''

[[File:Network.png]]

Check that the '''AirPort''' connection is selected, then from the '''Network Name''' drop down box select eduroam

[[File:Eduroam.png]]

In the dialogue box that opens:

[[File:Opens.png]]

Enter your '''eduroam identifier''' (typically your ''username'' followed by ''@institutionrealm.ac.ke'') in the '''User Name''' box

Enter your '''Password''' in the '''Password box'''

Leave '''802.1X''' as '''Automatic'''

'''Tick''' ''Remember this network'' if it not already ticked

Select '''OK'''

In the '''Verify Certificate''' dialogue box

select ''Continue''

[[File:Continue.png]]

In the '''confirmation box''' that appears

[[File:Appears.png]]

Type your '''Mac OS ''' ''username'' and ''password'' (not the eduroam ones!) then select '''OK'''

If you started by opening the System Preferences (step i), you will be dropped back into the '''Network pane'''.

Now you need to set the trust settings for the server

Select '''Advanced'''

[[File:Advanced.png]]

Then choose the '''802.1X pane'''. Ensure the '''User Profile:''' ''eduroam'' option is '''highlighted''' (if the profile does not appear then restart your Mac and continue from here).

Make sure that only '''PEAP '''and '''TTLS''' are enabled (uncheck anything else) and then select '''Configure'''

[[File:Configure.png]]

Set the '''outer identity''' identity to ''@realm.ac.ke ''

then select OK to close the pane

[[File:Pane.png]]

In order to ''automatically'' connect to eduroam you need to have this set as your preferred network; to do this choose the '''AirPort pane''' and drag eduroam to the top of the '''Preferred Networks list'''

then select Apply and then select OK to close the '''Advanced pane'''

[[File:Advance pane.png]]

You can now see that you are connected and authenticated

[[File:Steps.png]]

Select '''Apply''' to save the changes and close the window.

Your computer will now be authenticated to the network, after that you should be able to access the internet. If you get an error saying that authentication has failed, double-check the above steps.

'''All the settings you have made are stored in your computer and should not need re-entering each time you connect to the eduroam network.'''

Mac OS X 10.5 - Leopard

2013-09-08T08:33:46Z

Mac OS X 10.6 - Snow Leopard

2013-09-08T08:33:36Z

Mac OS X 10.7 - Lion

2013-09-08T08:33:20Z

Mac OS X 10.8 - Mountain Lion

2013-09-06T08:10:21Z

Admin:

Windows 7

2013-09-06T07:57:42Z

Admin:

Configuring eduroam – Windows 7

1. Go to '''Start''', then '''Control Panel''', then '''Network and Internet''', then '''Network and Sharing Center'''

2. From the list of tasks select '''Setup a new connection or network'''.

[[File:Win8-2.png]]

3. When asked to choose a new connection option select '''Manually connect to a wireless network'''

[[File:Win8-3.png]]

4. You will then be asked for information about the wireless network.

[[File:Win8-4.png]]

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'''.

[[File:Win8-4-2.png]]

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:-

[[File:Win8-5.png]]

6. Select the '''Security''' tab.

From the drop-down list for '''Choose a network authentication method''' choose '''Protected EAP (PEAP)'''
Select '''Settings…'''

[[File:Win8-6.png]]

7. Complete the settings in this dialogue box as shown:

[[File:Win8-7.png]]

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:

[[File:Win8-8.png]]

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'''.

[[File:Win8-10.png]]

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. After a short period of time, your computer should detect the eduroam wireless network and display a balloon, telling you '''Additional information'''

[[File:Win7-15.png]]

16. Click in the balloon and a dialogue box will appear, prompting you for your credentials.

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.

[[File:Win7-16.png]]

17. Select '''OK'''.

All the settings you have made are stored in your computer and should not need re-entering each time you connect.

IPad (iOS 5)

2013-09-05T09:52:16Z

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To complete the following steps you must be in range of the wireless network.

Make sure your wireless is turned on

Select the '''Settings''' icon on the home screen

[[File:Ipad settings.png]]

a) Select the '''Wi-Fi''' option

b) Select '''‘Other’''' in the list of available networks

[[File:Ipad other.png]]

c) Type '''eduroam''' as the name

d) Select '''WPA2-Enterprise''' as the security

e) Enter your '''username '''(eg username@realm.ac.ke)

f) Enter your '''password'''

g) Join the network by pushing the '''Join''' button located on the keyboard

[[File:Ipad join.png]]

'''Accept''' the certificate
[[File:Ipad cert.jpg]]

Open safari and start browsing the web.

IPhone/iPod-Touch (iOS 5)

2013-09-05T09:23:51Z

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Windows XP

2013-09-03T08:52:21Z

Admin:

Connecting Windows XP to eduroam with an external supplicant

Please note that full administrator rights to your computer are required.

=== Preparation ===

1. Before using eduroam you need to install '''SecureW2 client'''

2. Click on the link below to download the SecureW2 software. Run the installer and follow the prompts.

[[http://uqconnect.net/helpdesk/wireless/eduroam/windows-xp/SecureW2_312.exe|SecureW2 Client for Microsoft Windows XP]]

=== Setting up the connection ===

1. Open up your network connections by clicking '''Start > Control panel > Network connections'''

2. Right click on [Wireless Network connection] and click '''Properties'''

[[File:Xp2.png]]

3. Click on '''Wireless Networks''' tab

[[File:Xp3.png]]

4. Click '''[Add ]'''

[[File:Xp4.png]]

5. Add '''eduroam''' as the SSID

6. Network Authentication: '''WPA2'''

7. Data encryption: '''AES'''

8. Click the '''Authentication''' tab

[[File:Xp8.png]]

9. Set EAP type to '''SecureW2'''

[[File:Xp9.png]]

10. Click '''Properties'''

11. Click '''New'''

[[File:Xp11.png]]

12. Enter '''eduroam''' as the Profile ID

13. Click '''OK'''

[[File:Xp13.png]]

14. Ensure '''Use alternate outer identity''' is '''not''' ticked

15. Click '''Certificates''' tab

[[File:Xp15.png]]

16. Ensure '''Verify server certificates''' is '''not''' ticked

17. Click the '''Authentication''' tab

[[File:Xp17.png]]

18. Select Authentication Method: '''PAP'''

19. Click the '''User account''' tab

[[File:Xp19.png]]

20. Ensure '''Prompt user for credentials''' is '''not''' ticked

21. Enter your ''' ''username''@realm.or.ke '''(realm=your domain)'''

22. Enter your '''password'''

23. Ensure '''Use this account to logon computer''' is '''not''' ticked

24. Click '''OK'''

[[File:Xp24.png]]

25. Continue clicking ''' OK '''until you are back at '''Network Connections'''

=== Connecting to eduroam ===

1. Right click on '''Wireless Network Connection''' and click on '''View Available Wireless Networks'''

[[File:Xp con1.png]]

2. Select the '''eduroam''' network

[[File:Xp con2.png]]

3. Click '''Connect'''

Windows 8

2013-09-02T12:37:44Z

Admin:

1. From the '''Control Panel''' open the '''Network and Sharing Center''' or, from the Settings Search Panel (Winkey+W) search for '''sharing center'''

[[File:Sharing.png]]

2. From the list of tasks select '''Setup a new connection or network.'''

[[File:Win8-2.png]]

3. When asked to choose a new connection option select Manually connect to a wireless network

[[File:Win8-3.png]]

4. You will then be asked for information about the wireless network.

[[File:Win8-4.png]]

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 '''.

[[File:Win8-4-2.png]]

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:-

[[File:Win8-5.png]]

6. Select the '''Security''' tab.

From the drop-down list for ''' Choose a network authentication method''' choose '''Protected EAP (PEAP)'''

Select '''Settings…'''

[[File:Win8-6.png]]

7. Complete the settings in this dialogue box as shown:

[[File:Win8-7.png]]

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:

[[File:Win8-8.png]]

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.'''

[[File:Win8-10.png]]

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'''

[[File:Win8-16.png]]

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

[[File:Win8-18.png]]

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.

Main Page

2013-09-02T07:52:27Z

Admin:

[[File:Kenetlogo2.jpg]] [[File:Eduroam 450pix.png]]

'''What is eduroam?''' https://www.eduroam.org/

eduroam (education roaming) is the secure, world-wide roaming access service developed for the international research and education community. eduroam allows students, researchers and staff from participating institutions to obtain Internet connectivity across campus and when visiting other participating institutions by simply opening their laptop.

You can download the eduroam poster here for use within your campus [[http://devices.eduroam.ac.ke/mediawiki-1.21.0/images/7/77/Eduroam_poster_v8_.jpg]]

Setting up and connecting to campus wireless via eduroam

=Windows Computers=

[[Windows 8]]

[[Windows 7]]

[[Windows Vista]]

[[Windows XP]]

=Mac OS X=

[[Mac OS X 10.8 - Mountain Lion]]

[[Mac OS X 10.7 - Lion]]

[[Mac OS X 10.6 - Snow Leopard]]

[[Mac OS X 10.5 - Leopard]]

[[Mac OS X 10.4 - Tiger]]

=Other Operating Systems=

[[Ubuntu 12.04]]

=Mobile Devices=

[[iPhone/iPod-Touch (iOS 5)]]

[[iPad (iOS 5)]]

[[Android]]

[[Windows Phone 7]]

=eduroam poster=
You can download the eduroam poster here for use within your campus [[http://devices.eduroam.ac.ke/mediawiki-1.21.0/images/7/77/Eduroam_poster_v8_.jpg]]

[[File:Eduroam poster v8 .jpg]]