Eduroam

Eduroam is an international roaming service for users in research, higher education and further education. It provides network access when visiting an institution other than their own. Authentication of users is performed by their home institution, using the same credentials as when they access the network locally, while authorization to access the Internet and possibly other resources is handled by the visited institution. Users do not have to pay for using Eduroam.

To find out more about eduroam click here - https://eduroam.org/what-is-eduroam/

To see a map of locations that support eduroam click on the links below.

Eduroam US map
https://www.incommon.org/eduroam/eduroam-u-s-locator-map/

Eduroam World Map
https://monitor.eduroam.org/map_service_loc.php

If for some reason you need access to the global certificate used for eduroam you can download it here: go.washk12.org/ca

Windows 10

Click on the “Network” icon in the Windows Notification Area and find “eduroam” on the list of available wireless networks.

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Select the “eduroam” SSID and click on “Connect”.

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At the login prompt, type in your LDAP username and password.
NOTE: Your username is your WCSD email address.

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A dialog box displays a certificate. To see the details of the certificate click “Show Details.” Verify that this is the correct certificate. Then click “Connect.”

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A dialog box should open with the message that you are connected to the selected wireless network.

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Chrome OS

At the bottom right of your screen, open the menu by clicking on the Wi-Fi symbol.
Click on the wireless icon to see a list of nearby wireless networks.

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Select the “eduroam” SSID.

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The details to connect to the wireless network are displayed.
Verify or set “EAP-Security” to “PEAP” and “EAP phase 2 authentication” to “MSCHAPv2.”
In Identity, type in your LDAP username and password.
NOTE: Your username is your WCSD email address.
Click “Connect.”

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The device should now be connected to the “eduroam.”

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Mac OS

At the top right of your screen, open the menu by clicking on the Wi-Fi symbol.
This will bring up a list of the nearby wireless networks.
Select the “eduroam” SSID.

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At the login prompt, type in your LDAP username and password.
NOTE: Your username is your WCSD email address.
Then click “Join.”

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A “Verify Certificate” dialog box will open.Click “Show Certificate.” Verify that the correct certificate is . When finished doing this click Continue.”
A dialog box displays a certificate. To see the details of the certificate click “Show Details.” Verify that this is the correct certificate. Then click “Connect.”

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The device should be connected to “eduroam.”

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iOS

Open “Settings” and select “Wi-Fi.” From the list of nearby wireless networks, select the “eduroam” SSID.

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In the “Enter Password” dialog box, type in your LDAP username and password.
NOTE: Your username is your WCSD email address.
Then click “Join.”

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A “Certificate” dialog box will open. Click “More Details.” Verify that the correct certificate is listed. Then click “Trust.”

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After a few seconds, a checkmark should appear next to “eduroam” denoting that the device is connected to the wireless network.

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Android

PLEASE NOTE: The Android instructions can vary depending on the Android OS flavor you are currently running.

Click on “Setting” for a list of available wireless networks and select the “eduroam” SSID

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On the eduroam dialog box, select or verify that 1) “EAP method” is “PEAP”; 2) “Phase 2 authentication” is “MSCHAPV2”; 3) “Online Certificate Status” is “Request certificate status” and 4) “Domain” is “washk12.org.”

Enter your LDAP login and password. “Identity” is your full WCSD email address. “Anonymous identity” is not in this environment.

Click “Connect.”

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The dialog box displays that eduroam is connected.

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