This tutorial describes how to set up the Wi-Fi eduroam on Chrome OS.
This manual was tested on Google Peppy (45.0.2454.98 (64-Bit). Other versions of Chrome OS may look different.
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What needs to be done?
- Import the Network Certifikate from the university and the Root-Zertifikat "T-Telesec GlobalRoot Class 2" from the Deutsche Telekom on your device.
- Configure the network eduroam.
- Delete the network webauth if used.
Step-by-step instructions
Install certificates
- Open the ServicePortal via Chrome Browser.
- Log in with your university account.
- Visit Benutzerverwaltung and click on Netzwerk Einstellungen.
- Click on Neues Zertifikat erstellen.
- Give the certificate an identifier like "Chromebook".
- Click on Neues Zertifikat zusenden
- Copy the import password.
- Click on Netzwerkzertifikat herunterladen.
- Click on CA-Zertifikat herunterladen.
After downloading, we need to install the certificates.
Use the main search option on Chrome OS and type:
chrome://settings/certificates
- Click on import.
- Choose the the usercertificate and install it by using the import password.
- Install the telesec certificate.
Connect to eduroam
- Open the Wi-Fi settings.
- Choose eduroam.
Choose the following options:
- SSID: eduroam
- EAP-Methode: EAP-TLS
- Authentification 2: Automatic or none
- CA-Serverzertifikat: Default
- subject-match:
- User Certificate: Choose your user certificate that we just installed
- Identity: <Benutzername>@uni-paderborn.de
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It may occur, that the info "Hardware supported user certificate" is displayed. In this case the certificate must be fixed to the device in the installation process (import and bind). Maybe you need to delete and reinstall the certificate. |
- Click on Connect.
- Your device should now connect to eduroam automatically.