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- What does identity mean when connecting to Wi-Fi?
- Is it safe to use eduroam?
- What is the authentication of eduroam?
- Why can't i connect to eduroam?
What does identity mean when connecting to Wi-Fi?
What Does Network Identity (Network ID) Mean? A network ID, in the world of Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol or TCP/IP, is the portion of the TCP/IP address which identifies the network for a given host, usually composed of three octets with dotted decimal representation.
Is it safe to use eduroam?
Security – eduroam provides a higher level of security than conventional, unencrypted wireless. When using eduroam, all traffic between your devices and the wireless access point is encrypted using WPA2.
What is the authentication of eduroam?
eduroam is a federated authentication service that allows participating institutions to provide access to their wireless networks to users from other eduroam participating institutions. Individuals use their home institution credentials.
Why can't i connect to eduroam?
Problems connecting to eduroam
Check that you are using your Remote Access password, not your Single Sign-On (SSO) password. If you forget your Remote Access password you can reset it on our Self-Registration page. If you have unsuccessfully tried to set up eduroam, then you should forget the network before trying ...
