eduroam: Windows - How to install eduroam on Windows PC
Intended for:
Windows users who need to use eduroam (education roaming) to obtain Internet connectivity across campus and when visiting other participating institutions.
Scenario/Use case:
This article provides instructions on how to download, install, and configure the eduroam on your Windows PC.
Instructions:
The following covers the installation and use of eduroam. If you encounter problems, please contact the Service Desk:
https://servicedesk.fnal.gov
servicedesk@fnal.gov
630-840-2345
Installing eduroam:
- You need to download the eduroam installer from https://cat.eduroam.org.
- At the bottom of the page, click on "Click here to download your eduroam installer".
- You will be asked to locate for institution or organization. Select "Fermi National Accelerator Lab - Batavia as your Home Institution".
- This will take you to the download page. Click on "eduroam" installer and download the installer.
- Locate where you downloaded the installer and launch the installer.
- You will be prompted to allow the installer to run. Click "Run".
- On the installer's first screen, click "Next >".
- The next screen notifies you that you must be a member of Fermilab. Click "OK".
- On the license screen, click the "Accept" checkbox and then click "Next".
- On the User Credentials screen, enter your Services Account username (in the format of username@SERVICES.FNAL.GOV) and your Services Account password (will need to be entered twice), then click "Install".
- Once the installed has completed, click "Finish".
Using eduroam:
- To connect, click on the network connections icon in the bottom right of your Task Bar.
- Select the eduroam network and click Connect.
- It will now show you connected to the eduroam network.
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