Configuring Gnome NetworkManager to access eduroam
| Field | Enter |
|---|---|
| NetworkName | eduroam |
| Wireless Security | WPA Enterprise |
| EAP Method | PEAP |
| Key Type | TKIP or CCMP |
| Phase2 Type | MSCHAPV2 |
| Identify | Monash email address |
| Password | Monash password |
| Anonymous Identity | Leave blank |
| CA Client Certificate File | Choose No CA certificate is required for initial eduroam connectivity. Download the QuoVadis Root CA2 for increased security in Step 3 |
|
CA Certificate File (see below Private Key Password) | Leave blank |
- Right click the NetworkManager icon (nm‐applet) in your taskbar. Ensure there's a tick next to both Enable Networking and Enable Wireless.
- Left click the NetworkManager icon, then click eduroam. To connect to a different network click Connect to Other Wireless Network and configure the settings.
- Save the QuoVadis Root CA2 certificate file to your local hard disc.
- In the dialogue box complete the fields in the table above.
- Connect to eduroam. The Gnome NetworkManager will automatically connect to the first wireless network it finds in range and for which it has been configured.