Connecting to Eduroam

What is eduroam?

The eduroam (education roaming) network is a secure, world-wide roaming wireless service that many campuses have deployed to their networks. Once you’re connected to eduroam, you can enjoy WiFi access at TCU, and other participating educational institutions. This network is available for the personal devices of current Faculty/Staff and students (guests from other eduroam campuses can also use this network).  If you have questions about this new system, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions Page for more details.

Connection Settings:

• • • iPhone/iPad (iOS)
    • Android
    • Mac
    • Windows 10 and Windows 8
    • Windows 7
    • Other Devices

iPhone/iPad (iOS)

1. 1. 1. From the iOS Home screen, tap Settings, then Wi-Fi, and then tap eduroam.
      2. When prompted, enter:
         • Username: Your TCU email address (i.e. super.frog@tcu.edu)
         • Password: Your TCU password
      3. Tap Join.
      4. When warned about the server’s certificate, tap Trust in the upper-right hand corner.
         

    

Android

Note: Because many different versions of Android are in use, the illustrations that follow are intended to provide a generic guide how to configure your Wi-Fi settings. Your own device’s exact appearance may differ slightly.

1. 1. 1. On your Android device, go to Settings, then tap Wireless & networks, then Wi-Fi settings.
      2. Tap eduroam.
      3. Make sure that for EAP method, PEAP is selected.
      4. Tap Phase 2 authentication, and then select MSCHAPV2.
      5. For CA Certificate choose Use system certificates and then enter tcu.edu as the domain if prompted.
      6. Under Identity enter your TCU email address (i.e. super.frog@tcu.edu).
      7. Under Password enter your TCU password.
      8. Anonymous Identity: Not needed, leave blank
      9. If prompted to accept a certificate, click Yes.

    

Mac

1. 1. Select eduroam from the Wi-Fi section in the menu bar.
      
   2. When prompted, enter:
      • Username: Your TCU email address (i.e. super.frog@tcu.edu)
      • Password: Your TCU password
   3. Click Join.
   4. When prompted to examine the server’s certificate, click Continue.
   5. If prompted, enter the username and password that you use to login to your computer with.  This must be an admin account on the device.
      

Windows 10 and Windows 8

1. 1. 1. Click the network icon in the system tray to view the list of available wired and wireless networks.
         
      2. Click eduroam, select Connect Automatically, and then click Connect.
      3. When prompted, enter:
         • Username: Your TCU email address (i.e. super.frog@tcu.edu)
         • Password: Your TCU password
      4. Click OK.
      5. A security notification asks you to confirm you were expecting to find eduroam in your location. Confirm by clicking Connect.

    

Windows 7

1. 1. 1. Click the network icon in your system tray, select eduroam and click Connect.
      2. When prompted, enter:
         • Username: Your TCU email address (i.e. super.frog@tcu.edu)
         • Password: Your TCU password
      3. Click OK.
      4. If you see a warning message saying the Connection attempt could not be completed, click Connect. (You should only see this message the first time you connect.)

    

Other Devices – Generic Settings

1. • Connection Requirement – WPA2 Enterprise Compatible Device
   • Wireless Name – eduroam
   • Security: 802.1x EAP
   • EAP Method: PEAP
   • Phase-2 Authentication: MSCHAPV2
   • Proxy Settings: None
   • IP Settings: DHCP
   • CA Certificate: Use system certificates
   • Domain: tcu.edu
   • Identity or Username: Your TCU email address (i.e. super.frog@tcu.edu)
   • Password: Your TCU password
   • Anonymous Identity: not needed, leave blank