1. Use the Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT) to download the eduroam installer.
   
2. Open your Downloads folder in Windows File Explorer. The installer will be named "eduroam-W10-UW-Madison".
3. Double-click the installer to run it. 
4. Click Next, then click OK.

   

   

5. Enter your NetID email address (NetID@wisc.edu) and your NetID password. Click Install.

   

6. Click Finish to complete the installation.
7. To connect, open your System Network, choose eduroam, and click "Connect". 
8. Enter your NetID email address (NetID@wisc.edu) and your NetID password. You must include the "@wisc.edu" in the username.

Trouble connecting to eduroam after installation

You may need to do a Network Reset if you are having trouble accessing eduroam.

1. Open Settings on your computer. You can search for "Settings" in the Windows menu.
2. Click the Network & internet tab.

   

3. Click Advanced network settings.
4. Under More settings, click Network reset.
5. Click Reset now. This will restart your computer.

   

6. To connect, open your System Network, choose eduroam, and click "Connect".
7. Enter your NetID email address (NetID@wisc.edu) and your NetID password. You must include the "@wisc.edu" in the username.

1. From the device, download the UW-Madison eduroam installer using the Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT).
   
2. Open the Downloads folder in your file explorer. The installer will be named "eduroam-W10-UW-Madison".
3. Run the installer by double-clicking on it. If you receive a User Account Control prompt, click Yes.
4. A blank command prompt will show and state "Profile eduroam is added on interface. . ." 
   Press any key on the keyboard to continue. The profile is installed. 
5. To connect, open your System Network, choose eduroam, and click "Connect".
6. Enter your NetID email address (NetID@wisc.edu) and your NetID password. You must include the "@wisc.edu" in the username.

1. From the device, download the UW-Madison eduroam installer for Apple devices using the Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT). Safari Users: Right-Click, then click Download Linked File As. It is highly recommended you use Safari.

   

   • If you have the iPhone Configuration Utility installed, the profile will not open with System Preferences by Default.
     • In order to force the profile to open with System Preferences, Control-Click (or Right-Mouse Click) the profile, Select Open With... System Preferences.

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2. Click Show Profile to view and verify. Even if the profile shows Unsigned instead of Verified, it is fine to proceed with the installation.

   

3. Click Continue.

   

4. Enter your NetID@wisc.edu as the username and NetID Password as the password. Click Install.

   

5. Finally, you may be prompted for your local machine credentials to install the profile.

   

6. If you have already connected to UWNet, you may need to forget UWNet for your computer to connect to eduroam.
   1. Open the System Preferences window.
   2. In the Internet & Wireless section, click Network.
   3. In the Network window's left-hand column, select Wi-Fi.
   4. Click the Advanced... button in the lower right area of the window.
   5. In the list of preferred networks, highlight UWNet and click the minus button or move eduroam.
   6. After removing UWNet from the list or moving eduroam, click OK and close any open windows. Answer OK/Yes if asked.

1. From the device, download UW-Madison Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT) for Apple devices. (Safari Users: Right-Click, Download Linked File As...). It is highly recommended you use Safari.

   

2. Tap Allow to download the network profile to the device.

   

3.  Once successful, a confirmation message will appear.

   

4. Open the Settings app on the device. Navigate to the new Profile Downloaded at the top.

   

5. On the Install Profile page, tap the Install option in the top right.

   

6. Tap the Install that appears on the bottom to install the profile. Note: You may need to enter the device's passcode if prompted.:
7. Go the to Wi-Fi settings and select eduroam from the list of networks.
8. Your eduroam username is your NetID email (NetID@wisc.edu) and your eduroam password is your NetID password. Enter these to login.

   

9. The eduroam network will appear under the Wi-Fi at the top. The device is now connected

   

Use the eduroam App

1. Download the geteduroam app on your mobile device.

    

2. From the device, download UW-Madison Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT) for your appropriate Android version (4.3-7, 8 to 10, or 11 and higher).

   

3. Open the geteduroam app.
4. If the prompt to login doesn't appear immediately:
   1. Search "madison" in the geteduroam app.
   2. Tap University of Wisconsin-Madison.

      

5. Enter your login credentials. Your eduroam username is your NetID email (NetID@wisc.edu) and your eduroam password is your NetID password.

   

6. Tap Log In.
7. Your phone may request to save eduroam as a network. Tap Save.

   

8. You can now connect to the eduroam Wi-Fi network when you are on campus.

Installing eduroam on Linux with the CAT

1. Use the eduroam Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT) to download the eduroam installer.
2. Use eduroam's instructions to use the installer. These can be found in the CAT. 

   

3. Your eduroam username is your NetID email (NetID@wisc.edu) and your eduroam password is your NetID password. 

Manual Configuration

1. Open the System Settings menu. 
2. Select the "Wi-Fi Not Connected" tab, and then click "Wi-Fi Settings."
3. From the Visible Networks list, choose eduroam. 
4. To authenticate the eduroam connection, make the following changes to the settings in the "Wi-Fi Network Authentication Required" pop-up.
   • Wi-Fi security: WPA & WPA2 Enterprise
   • Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
   • Domain: wisc.edu
   • Check No CA certificate is required
   • PEAP version: Automatic
   • Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
   • Username: Full university email address with individual NetID (example: bbadger2@wisc.edu)
   • Password: NetID-associated password
5. Once the network is successfully connected, the eduroam network will have a checkmark beside its name in the list of Visible Networks.