Connecting with Linux (generic)

Connecting to eduroam Wi-Fi with Linux (generic)

Instructions

1. Click on the Wi-Fi icon located on the menu bar.

2. Select eduroam.

3. Make sure that the network settings are properly configured:

  • Wireless Security: WPA2 or WPA2 Enterprise if available
  • Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)

4. PEAP Version: Automatic

5. Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2

6. Enter your Binghamton University Computer Accounts (PODS) userid@binghamton.edu and password. For some versions of Linux you may need to enter the Username as pods\userid. Click Save.

7. Click Connect.

Linux

To run JoinNow on Linux download the SecureW2 Join Now file, open Terminal and change directory to the location of the JoinNow file. The example below assumes the file location is the Desktop.

user@hostname:~$ cd \Desktop
user@hostname:~/Desktop$ sh SecureW2_JoinNow.run
password for user:
Verification successful

Please enter your credentials

Enter your Username: userid
Enter your Password:

Connecting... Joined

Restart