13 - Close this window
14.1 - Click the Wireless Network Connection icon in the bottom right of the screen (Fig 15)
14.1 - Connection to Eduroam will occur automatically (Fig 16)
Figure 15 Figure16
If the Eduroam connection shows Connected - standard communication should be available.
If the Eduroam connection shows an error, a call must be logged with ICT-help@unisa.ac.za
for further assistance.

11.1 - Click Advanced settings (Fig 7)
11.2 - Select Specify authentication mode: (Fig 8)
11.3 - Select the drop down menu and select User authentication (Fig 9)
Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9
12.1 - Click Save credentials (Fig 10)
12.2 - Type in your myLife Student number (User name) and Password and click OK (Fig 11)
12.3 - Click OK (Fig 12)
Figure 10 Figure 11 Figure 12
12.1 - Click OK (Fig 13)
12.2 - Close window in Figure 14

8 - Right click on the wireless network Eduroam and click Properties
9.1 - Click the Security tab
9.2 - Deselect > Remember my credentials for this connection each time I’m logged on (Fig 1)
9.3 - Click Settings (Fig 2)
Figure 1 Figure 2
10.1 - Deselect > Validate server certificate ( Fig 3)
10.2 - Click Configure (Fig 4)
10.3 - Deselect > Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any) and click OK (Fig 5)
10.4 - Click OK (Fig 6)
4 Figure

4 - Click Add
5 - Click Manually create a network profile
6 .1 – In the Network name field,type: “ Eduroam”
6.2 – In the Security type field, select > WPA2-Enterprise
6.3 – In the Encryption type field, select > AES
6.4 - Click Next
7 - Click Change connection settings

1 - Click start > click Control panel
2 - Click Network and Internet > click View network status and tasks
3 - Click Manage wireless networks
Should this option not be available, a call must be logged with ict-help@unisa.ac.za
to correct the problem.