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Snow Leopard and AirUC
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McAfee adds real-time protection to VirusScan
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Connecting to AirUC-Secure with Windows 7
IntroductionRequirementsConfiguring Windows 7
Introduction
AirUC-Secure is the campus-wide wireless network at the University of Calgary that uses encryption to ensure that authentication and all traffic on the Wi-Fi network is secure.
The following instructions explain how to connect to AirUC-Secure with Windows 7.
(Note: you may have to repeat these steps several times before Windows Vista can establish a connection to AirUC-Secure.)
Requirements
To access AirUC-Secure, you need:
- Windows Vista Service Pack 1
- A wireless card with drivers that supports WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) and PEAP (Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol)
- A valid IT account
You should be using the latest updates for your operating system. For Vista, use Windows Update and obtain the latest service patches. Most wireless cards support WPA and PEAP. See your wireless card manufacturer's website to obtain the latest updates, drivers, and firmware patches. To obtain an IT account, click here.
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Ububtu AirUC-Secure Set-up
To view PDF instructions for setting up AirUC-Secure with Ububtu, click here.
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Network Services
UCIT offers a number of network-related services to the UofC community including static IPs, firewall rules change requests, inbound filtering, guaranteed bandwidth, and DNS. For network connection requests, use the Network Services Work Request Form
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Connecting to AirUC-Secure with Other Operating Systems
Connecting to AirUC-Secure with Other Operating Systems
Using the Manufacturer's Wireless Management Utility
There are a variety of wireless enabled devices that might be able to use WPA2, but do not use common operating systems. Additionally, some people prefer to use the wireless management utility provided by their manufacturer. Since we cannot cover every instance, the basic information you may need for the "airuc-secure" network are:
- Network/SSID: airuc-secure (you may have to manually type this in)
- Network Authentication Method: WPA2 (also sometimes called WPA2, WPA2-RADIUS, or WPA2-Enterprise)
- Data Encryption Method: AES
- EAP Type: PEAP
- Authentication Protocol: MSChapv2
- CA Certificate: VeriSign Class 3 v4 (or similar)
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Fedora AirUC-Secure Set-up
Introduction
AirUC-Secure is the campus-wide wireless network at the University of Calgary that uses encryption to ensure that authentication and all traffic on the Wi-Fi network is secure.
The following instructions explain how to connect to AirUC-Secure with Fedora:
Set-up
| 1. Select the wireless card then select airuc-secure |
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| 2. Select the authentication method PEAP |
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3. Select the CA Certificate and go to /etc/ssl/cert and select Cert.pem |
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| 4. Enter your Username and Password and click on Connect |
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Network Services Restored
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Mac Wifi Fix - Connecting to AirUC Secure
1) Download the UofCsecurewifi.mobileconfig file, and save it to your Desktop. If viewing these instructions from another computer, simply save the file onto a USB key, and then transfer it to the Desktop of the laptop that will be connecting to AirUC Secure.
2) Turn Wi-Fi OFF
3) Restart computer
4) When computer turns on, open the UofCsecurewifi.mobileconfig file
5) Click Continue
6) Click Continue when asked "Are you sure you want to install profile UofC secure Wifi?"
7) Enter your IT Username & Password, click Next
8) OPTIONAL STEP - If you are connecting to Reznet Secure, retype your IT Username and Password. Click Install
9) Open Network Preferences, select Wi-Fi, and click the Advanced button
10) Under the Wi-Fi tab, move your preferred profile (either air-uc secure and/or reznet-secure) to the top of the list. Click OK
11)Turn Wi-Fi back ON. It should automatically connect you to the air-uc secure or reznet-secure wireless network.
12) If you require further assistance, please contact the IT Support Centre at (402) 220-5555 and select Option 1, or bring your laptop to the 7th floor of Math Sciences.
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AirUC Expanding its Footprint
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AirUC Security Change
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Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.0.1
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