CoSINe IT Services, Division of Arts and Sciences

1. Open the settings app, then click "Network & Internet":
   
2. Next open the Wi-Fi Settings:
   
3. Press and hold on OSU_Secure, then tap forget:
   
4. After it forgets the network, reconnect to OSU_Secure:
   
5. Enter the following settings, then click connect:
   EAP Method: PEAP
   Phase 2 authentication: MSCHAPV2
   CA certificate: Use system certificates
   Domain: oregonstate.edu
   Identity: Your ONID Username
   Anoymous Identity: Leave Blank
   Password: Your ONID Password
   

1. Open settings and switch to the WiFi section:
   
2. Select OSU_Secure and forget it.  Click forget at the prompt:
   
   
3. Click OSU_Secure to reconnect to it:
   
4. Enter your new ONID credentials and click join:
   
5. If you're prompted to trust the Oregon State wifi certificate, then click trust:
   

1. Open Network Preferences:
   

1. In the WiFi section, go to Advanced:
   
2. Select OSU_Secure and then hit the minus sign to remove it:
   
   Then click OK to save and close.
3. Back in the WiFi menu, connect to OSU_Secure:
   
4. Enter your ONID Username and Password when you're prompted:
   
5. Click Join.  If you are still unable to connect to the wireless then give us a call or stop by our office.

Most of the time, Windows will smoothly prompt you for your new credentials when you attempt to connect to OSU_Secure from on campus. If for some reason this doesn't happen, then there's a few steps to force Windows to perform a fresh connection:

1. First, Open the networking menu by clicking the wifi icon in the lower right hand corner:
   
2. Open Network Settings:
   
3. Select "Manage Wi-fi Settings":
   
4. Select OSU Secure and click forget:
   
   
5. Reopen the wifi menu:
   
   Select OSU_Secure:
   
   Then click connect:
   
6. You will most likely get a warning asking if you expect to find OSU_Secure in your area.  If you're on campus, then click connect:
   
7. Then enter your ONID credentials and click ok:
   

If all goes well, on Ubuntu you should simply be prompted for your new password with a dialog like this:

If you don't get one of those or you need to start connecting from scratch do this:

1. Open the wifi settings and click the gear icon next to "eduroam":
   
2. Click forget network:
   
3. Click on the eduroam SSID to open the connection dialog:
   
4. Enter the following connection information:
   Wi-Fi Security: Leave as "WPA & WPA2 Enterprise"
   Authentication: Change to "Protected EAP (PEAP)"
   Anonymous identity: Leave this field blank
   Domain: Enter "oregonstate.edu"
   CA certificate: Leave as "(None)"
   CA certificate password: Leave this field blank
   No CA certificate is required: Check this checkbox
   PEAP version: Leave as "Automatic"
   Inner authentication: Leave as "MSCHAPv2"
   Username: Enter your ONID username followed by "@oregonstate.edu" here
   Password: Enter your ONID password here
   
5. Lastly, click connect.  If you are unable to connect then please give us a call or stop by our helpdesk.  If the password or username is incorrect then you should see the username and password dialog from the first screenshot.