eduroam - First Time Setup

If you ran the installer above you do not need to complete the Step by Step Instructions below.

1. Click the Network icon in the Windows taskbar:

2. Select Open Network and Sharing Center

3. Click on Manage Wireless Networks:

4. Click on Add:

5. Click on Manually create a network profile:

6. Type in eduroam for Network Name:
   -Select WPA2-Enterprise for Security type:
   -Select AES for Encryption Type:
   -Uncheck Start this connection sutomatically.
   
7. Click Next.

8. Click Change connection settings:

9. Click the Security tab
10. Select Microsoft Protected EAP (PEAP) for Choose a network authentication method:
11. Click on Settings

12. Check the box labeled Connect to these servers: and enter login.wisc.edu (1)
    -Check the box AddTrust External CA Root from the list Trusted Root Certificaiton Authorities (2)
    -Check the box Do not prompt user to authorize new servers or trusted certificaiton authorities (3)
    -Under Select Authentication Method:, select Secured Password (EAP/MSCHAPv2)
13. Click Configure(4)

14. Uncheck Automatically use my windows logon name and password (and domain if any).
15. Click OK to close the EAP MSCHAPv2 Properties

16. If using a 32-bit OS then check the box for COMODO Certification Authority
    Not sure if your OS is 32 bit? Check Windows (Vista, 7, 8, &10) - Determining 32-bit or 64-bit Versions

17. Click OK to close the Protected EAP Properties dialog box to return to the eduroam Wireless Network Properties dialog:

18. Click Advanced settings

19. Check the box Specify authentication mode:
    -Select User authentication from the drop down list.
20. Click OK to close the Advanced settings dialog box:

21. Click OK to close the eduroam Wireless Network Properties dialog box:

22. Click Close to close the Manually connect to a wireless network dialog box:

23. Close the 'Manage Wireless Networks' window:

If you ran the installer above you do not need to complete the Step by Step Instructions below

1. Right click the Network icon in the Windows taskbar:

2. In the Network and Sharing centre, select Setup a New Connection or Network

3. Select Manually connect to a wireless network

4. Type in eduroam for Network Name:
   -Select WPA2-Enterprise for Security type:
   -Select AES for Encryption Type:
   -Check Start this connection sutomatically.
   
5. Click Next.

6. Click Change connection settings

7. Click the Security tab
8. Select Microsoft Protected EAP (PEAP) for Choose a network authentication method:
9. Click on Settings

10. Check the box labeled Connect to these servers: and enter login.wisc.edu (1)
    -Check the box AddTrust External CA Root from the list Trusted Root Certificaiton Authorities (2)
    -Check the box Do not prompt user to authorize new servers or trusted certificaiton authorities (3)
    -Under Select Authentication Method:, select Secured Password (EAP/MSCHAPv2)
11. Click Configure(4)

12. Uncheck Automatically use my windows logon name and password (and domain if any).
13. Click OK to close the EAP MSCHAPv2 Properties

14. If using a 32-bit OS then check the box for COMODO Certification Authority
    Not sure if your OS is 32 bit? Check Windows (Vista, 7, 8, &10) - Determining 32-bit or 64-bit Versions

15. Click OK to close the Protected EAP Properties dialog box to return to the eduroam Wireless Network Properties dialog:

16. Click Advanced settings

17. Check the box Specify authentication mode:
    -Select User authentication from the drop down list.
18. Click OK to close the Advanced settings dialog box:

19. Click OK to close the eduroam Wireless Network Properties dialog box:

20. Click the Network icon in the Windows taskbar:

21. Click eduroam and then click Connect

22. Click Connect when it prompts you about the server's identity

23. When prompted for credentials, enter fully qualified NetID (bbadger@wisc.edu) and password. Note: you must have the @wisc.edu after your NetID.