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We recommend using the automated method for setting up eduroam on your computer. If that doesn’t work, you can try these instructions to manually configure it. |
Connecting to eduroam using Windows 8 or 8.1 is not difficultNavigate to the desktop and open the available networks window by clicking the wireless icon at the bottom right of the screen. Image ModifiedLook for the "eduroam " network and click on it. Image ModifiedThe eduroam window should drop down. Be sure that the box next to the "Connect automatically " option is checked if you want your device to remember the eduroam network. Then, click "Connect ".
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At this point, you will be prompted to enter your username and password. In the username space, enter " yourusername@umbc.edu " and in the password space, enter your myUMBC password. Then, click "OK ".
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A new window will pop up asking for validation to continue connecting. Click the "Connect " button.
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It should take a few seconds to verify and connect to the eduroam network.
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Once the connection has been established, the "Networks" window will appear reappear and you should see the eduroam network's status as "Connected ".
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