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eduroam is the network for all employees with personal devices, visiting academic affiliates from an eduroam-participating institution, and extended-duration guests to use when connecting to the network. Authentication is accomplished via 802.1X with an eduroam-recognized username (typically username@institution.edu) and password, or a certificate installed on the computer or mobile device. The TTI authentication server performs authentication for all @tti.tamu.edu users and forwards all other requests to the eduroam Top-Level RADIUS Server (TLRS) for routing to the member’s home institution. TTI_Guest is the network for guests to TTI facilities that are sponsored by a TTI employee. Authentication is accomplished via splash page authentication via an access code delivered by SMS to the guest’s cell phone. Extended-duration guests who do not have credentials from an eduroam-participating institution may register their device through Anyroam at www.anyroam.net to avoid daily authentication. A one-year certificate will be installed on their device that will provide access to the eduroam network. TTI_WiFi is the main TTI network that establishes a connection to the TTI servers, similar to an ethernet connection or VPN. Authentication is established with a TTI-recognized email (j-doe@tti.tamu.edu) and password.  …

These instructions detail how to connect an Android OS device to eduroam WiFi. For Samsung Android devices: Step 1 In the settings menu, go to Wireless & Networks, then tap on Wi-Fi Step 2 Tap eduroam from the list of available networks Step 3 Set the method to PEAP and enter your TAMU NetID or TTI credentials (for example, NetID@tamu.edu or username@tti.tamu.edu). You must include @tti.tamu.edu in your username to connect to eduroam Phase 2 Authentication: None (If None is not an option, select MSCHAPv2 or MSCHAP-v2.) Tap CA Certificate, select Don’t Validate, then tap Connect Step 4 Confirm you successfully connected to eduroam by looking for the word Connected under eduroam in your list of available networks For Google Pixel Android Devices: 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. Phase 2 Authentication: None (If None is not an option, select MSCHAPv2 or MSCHAP-v2.) CA Certificate: Use system certificates (Google Pixel devices) Pixel devices will also have the two following fields appear: Minimum TLS Version: 1.2 Online Certificate Status: Do not verify Tap the line under Domain and enter tti.tamu.edu (OR tamu.edu if you're using your NET ID to Authenticate) Tap the line under Identity and enter your TTI login (for example, username@tti.tamu.edu OR username@tamu.edu if you're using your NET ID to Authenticate). Anonymous Identity: Leave this field blank Tap the line under Password and enter your password. Tap Connect at the bottom of the screen. …

Overview eduroam is a worldwide access service that allows individuals from member institutions to connect to wireless networks at other member institutions. Connect to eduroam using your login credentials provided to you by your home institution. More information about eduroam and a list of participating institutions can be found at the eduroam website. eduroam provides general Internet access for those connected to it. If you need to access resources at Texas A&M Transportation Institute or other institutions that are protected by a network firewall or are otherwise not directly accessible from the internet, you need to use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) solution provided to you by your home institution. To access TTI network resources such as file shares you must either be connected to ethernet at a TTI office, TTI_WiFi or the TTI VPN. This article is for Texas A&M Transportation Institute users with a TTI network account (username@tti.tamu.edu) for instructions on how to connect to eduroam using your Texas A&M University NetID (NetID@tamu.edu) check out their eduroam support article. Download the eduroam Companion app to find eduroam locations near you: iPhone and iPad Android For TTI Visitors Take into account the following information: Connect to the eduroam instead of the TTI_WiFi. Your login name is in the format loginname@institution. For example: J-Aggie@tti.tamu.edu NOTE: If you are unsure what your login name should be, contact your home institution. Automatic configuration of the eduroam network may be available. Visit https://cat.eduroam.org/ and click the button labeled "eduroam user: download your eduroam installer." Select your organization. You will be taken to a screen to confirm that you have selected the correct institution. There may also be contact information for your home institution's eduroam support displayed should you need assistance. Click the Download your eduroam installer button. For OS X users, this will download a mobile configuration file. For Windows users, this will download an installer application. Double-click the downloaded file to configure eduroam on your device. For TTI staff visiting other eduroam members Setup for eduroam is identical to setting up a connection for our office TTI_Wifi network. The only difference is that your username should be in the format username@tti.tamu.edu. For example J-Aggie@tti.tamu.edu. Make sure to set up and test your eduroam configuration before you leave a TTI office. Connecting to eduroam Connecting to the eduroam network uses the same process as connecting to the TTI_WiFi network with the following differences: Network will be eduroam User name will be username@tti.tamu.edu. Visitors will use their home institution's login credentials. For Android devices please review our eduroam for Android article in order to connect, Linux users can also reference that article, for all other devices you just need to connect to eduroam and enter your TTI email and password. …