How to: Connect to TTUnet Wi-Fi using Raspberry Pi 3


Introduction

The TTU IT Division provides the product/information below as a courtesy to the TTU community. Before proceeding, please make a backup of the data on your computer/device, as the loss of data and/or operating system functionality may result. For additional assistance, please contact the manufacturer/provider of the product/service or your preferred third-party support provider.

Instructions

NOTE: The Wi-Fi adapter used was a CanaKit for Raspberry Pi 3.

1) In the command prompt, type sudo nano /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf to configure the WPA file for your Raspberry Pi.

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2) After opening the WPA file, type the following below under network (including the brackets) to connect to TTUnet.

NOTE: You will need to ensure that the quotes are included, as well.

  • ssid="TTUnet"
  • proto=RSN
  • key_mgmt=WPA-EAP
  • pairwise=CCMP TKIP
  • auth_alg=OPEN
  • eap=PEAP
  • identity="your_eRaider_username"
  • password="your_eRaider_password"
  • phase2="auth=MSCHAPV"

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OUTCOME

Your device is connected to the TTUnet wireless network.