eduroam wifi for Android
- Richard Leslie Talbot
- Dan Jolly
We recommend trying the geteduroam app first and only use this method if you experience issues with connecting to eduroam using the app on Android devices.
🔗 geteduroam app
Instructions
Open your device’s Settings app
Choose Network and Internet
Choose Internet
Turn on your wifi (if it’s turned off)
Choose eduroam
Enter the following settings and then choose Connect.
Setting name | Setting to enter |
|---|---|
EAP | PEAP |
Phase 2 Authentication | MSCHAPV2 |
CA Certificate | Don't Validate or Use System Certificates |
Identity | Your University email address |
Password | Your University password |
Domain | |
Anonymous Identity | Leave empty or essex.ac.uk |
You should now be connected to eduroam.
Can’t connect?
Try the below additional steps to use the manual certificate to connect to eduroam.
Open a web browser such as Google Chrome
Tap on the address bar at the top of the screen
Type essex.ac.uk/it/eduroam.crt
You may be asked to allow the website to download the file
Tap Allow
Tap Close
Navigate to Settings on your device
Tap Security & Privacy
You may need to scroll down toward the bottom of the current menu
Tap More Security Settings
Tap Encryption & Credentials
Tap Install a Certificate
Tap Wi-Fi Certificate
Tap the file named eduroam.crt
Name it eduroam
Tap OK
You may receive an error message, you can ignore it
Return to step 6 and change the settings to the following:
Setting Name | Setting to Enter |
|---|---|
EAP | PEAP |
Phase 2 Authentication | MSCHAPV2 |
CA Certificate | eduroam |
Online Certificate Status | Use System Certificates |
Identity | Your University Email Address |
Password | Your University Password |
Domain | |
Anonymous Identity | Leave Blank |
In rare cases, some custom flavours of Android may not support the getEduroam app. Speak with a member of our team if the manual instructions do not appear to work for you.