- Goto Settings -> Internet connection -> Create new connection
- Enter eduroam as Connection name and SSID
- Set WPA EAP as Security method
- My university uses PEAP as WPA EAP type and EAP MSCAPv2 as EAP method, but it may vary between different universities.
- Enter your username and password where the username is of form username@domain as usual.
- Goto Advanced settings
- Enable Manual username and enter your username again, same as in step 5
- Press Save
- Goto Settings -> Internet connection -> Connect to internet and press eduroam and you should now be connected.
lördag 15 oktober 2011
Connecting to eduroam on Nokia N9
If you try to connect to eduroam on your N9 using the automatic method it will probably fail and you will end up with an error message saying "Can't authenticate" without any further explanation. Follow the steps below to get it working:
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Thanks, you saved my day.
SvaraRadera/Peter
Thanks for this!
SvaraRaderaThe "manual username" step is was not required at KTH
but needed at AlbaNova (Stockholms Universitet)
Great! Thank you. Tried it at Uppsala University. I get internet connection but i always lose it again after about a minute.
SvaraRadera...Update
SvaraRaderaWhen I turned on the HIDDEN WLAN option internet seems to work permanently on my nokia N9. Even if eduroam doesnt seem to be hidden here.
...continued. No, at uppsala university this doesn't work, only for some minutes. Thanks for your solution anyway
SvaraRaderaThanks a lot! Worked great!
SvaraRaderaThis really made my day! I've been wondering why eduroam won't work but than manual username did the trick, i'm at Tampere University of Technology :)
SvaraRaderaThank you so much! This worked at Queensland University of Technology, Australia as well!
SvaraRaderathanks for this help...in poland on UR it works too :)
SvaraRaderaIt doesn't work on my university at Setubal, Portugal.
SvaraRaderaI've tried all the ways possible but still can't connect.
Could you help me?
Works at Chinese University of Hong Kong, thanks.
SvaraRaderaThanks work in Czech republic
SvaraRadera