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Eduroam

Eduroam @ marjon.ac.uk

About | Setup | Troubleshooting

Eduroam

About

eduroam  allows students and staff from Marjon to obtain Internet access when visiting other participating institutions by using their Marjon network logon details.    For more information visit the eduroam Information page

If you are visiting other institutions, you do not need a guest logon while you visit.  You can instead connect to their eduroam wireless network, and use your Marjon email address and password to logon.

HINT: Don't wait until you are at another institution, get eduroam working at Marjon before you travel.

Your account (username@marjon.ac.uk  and password) is collected at the eduroam servers, and authenticated with your Marjon network logon details to allow access.     Marjons or marjon.co.uk are not correct, we see a lot of errors trying these names.

 

Setup 

You will need to register with your email address and password identify your account correctly.  A certificate also needs to be installed on your device.  Obtaining and installing the certificate to the correct place can be complicated, as the instructions and requirements for a range of devices varies by device and age. 

Therefore, the simplest way to install the certificate is via the GetEduRoam App.   

Some systems may need manual configuration with details from the EduRoam CAT Website

 

GetEduRoam

The GetEduRoam App, uses the information from the older EduRoam CAT (below), presented in a modern app to guide the configuration.  This is the preferred method for most people to connect.

https://www.geteduroam.app/download/

GetEduRoam QR Code

 

EduRoam CAT 

The eduroam Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT) builds a customised configuration file to help with the connection to eduroam.  This may include some technical tuning, but will help if th

https://cat.eduroam.org/?idp=6446&profile=7189

  EduRoamCAT QR Code

 

 

Troubleshooting

The security certificate for eduroam needs to be replaced once a year, generally over the summer break.  We have found the simplest way to update the details, is to forget the current eduroam, connect to the eduroam SSID, and re-enter your email address and password, and then trust the updated certificate.

While the Geteduroam tool sucessfully connects most devices, some are a little more troublesome, and have unfamiliar configuration details to contend with.

 

iOS

 

Android

 

Google Pixel

 

Tap on Settings > Wi-Fi

  1. Select eduroam from the list of available networks

  2. In the username field enter your username@marjon.ac.uk

  3. In the password field enter your Marjon Password

  4. Tap on Join

  5. Tap on Trust to accept the certificate

 

Tap on Settings > Wi-Fi

  1. Select eduroam from the list of available networks

  2. Under ‘EAP Method’ select PEAP

    1. If prompted for ‘Phase 2 authentication’ select MSCHAPV2

  3. Under ‘CA Certificate’ select Do Not Validate

  4. In the ‘Identity’ field enter your username@marjon.ac.uk

    1. If prompted for ‘Anonymous Identity’ leave this field blank

  5. In the ‘Password’ field enter your Marjon Password

  6. Press Connect

 

Tap on Settings > Wi-Fi

  1. Select eduroam from the list of available networks

  2. Under ‘EAP Method’ select PEAP

    1. If prompted for ‘Phase 2 authentication’ select MSCHAPV2

  3. Under ‘CA Certificate’ select Do Not Validate

  4. Under ‘Minimum TLS Version’ select TLS v1.0

  5. Under ‘CA Certificate’ select Do Not Verify

  6. In the ‘Domain’ field enter Marjon.ac.uk

  7. In the ‘Identity’ field enter your username@marjon.ac.uk

    1. If prompted for ‘Anonymous Identity’ leave this field blank

  8. In the ‘Password’ field enter your Marjon Password

  9. Press Connect