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Wireless#eduroam for users from Swarthmore, Haverford, Bryn Mawr, and other eduroam institutions
SwatGuest for campus guests
SwatDevice for devices such as gaming systems and e-readers.
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Register your Computer
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Computers running Windows and macOS operating systems will have to install software at this stage. The software is an agent from SafeConnect that runs in the background called Policy Key. (The Policy Key software is not required for Android, IOS, and Linux computers.) A few moments after you first connect to eduroam, a web page should open with the Swarthmore network registration process - if not, open up a web browser and go to any off-campus webpage (e.g. cnn.com), which will redirect you to the registration page. Enter your Swarthmore username (leave off @swarthmore.edu) and password, then download and install SafeConnect to install the Policy Key. If prompted, install anti-virus - an up-to-date and fully functional anti-virus is required to obtain access to the network. After installing the required software, it may take up to three minutes for your network connection to reconfigure. When it does, you should be online! If it does not automatically redirect you to the Swarthmore home page, open up a new tab or window, and try to go to your off-campus webpage again (e.g. cnn.com or facebook.com, etc.). |
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On your Android device, swipe down twice to find the settings option.
Tap Settings, then Network & internet, then Internet.
Tap eduroam.
Tap EAP method, then select PEAP.
Tap Phase 2 authentication, then select MSCHAPV2.
Tap CA certificate, then select Use system certificates.
Tap Online Certificate Status, then select Do not verify.
Tap the line under Domain and enter swarthmore.edu.
Tap the line under Identity and enter your username@swarthmore.edu email address.
Tap the line under Password and enter your Swarthmore password.
Tap Connect at the bottom of the screen
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