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=== Technical Setup === The authenticated wifi networks UCC and UCC-5 are served by `coromandel` (192.168.2.20), which runs OpenWRT. The public wifi is served by clearwing (IP address unknown). |
The club has two wireless access points: one serving the "UCC" SSID and the other serving "UCC Public".
Windows 7
The following process will allow you to connect from a Windows 7 machine. The same or a very similar process will probably hold for other cases.
- From the taskbar or control panel, open the Network and Sharing Centre, then click "Manage wireless networks".
- "Add" a new wireless network, manually, with name "UCC", with WPA2-Enterprise security and AES encryption.
- From the next screen, click change settings. From the security tab:
- Click change settings. Ensure:
- "Validate server certificate" is unchecked.
- Authentication method is EAP-MSCHAP v2.
- From the settings button next to authentication method, "use Windows login information" is not checked.
- Click "Advanced settings". Ensure:
- "Specify authentication method" is checked.
- The authentication method is "user authentication". You can save your credentials here if you like.
- Click change settings. Ensure:
- You should now be able to connect with your normal UCC login name and password.
Other OSs
Probably just works (tm), choose EAP-MSCHAPv2 or similar and your username/password.
Technical Setup
The authenticated wifi networks UCC and UCC-5 are served by coromandel (192.168.2.20), which runs OpenWRT.
The public wifi is served by clearwing (IP address unknown).