A properly imaged App State machine should automatically connect to the "ASU Secure Wireless Network". Use these instructions for special cases.
This article provides instructions on how to configure ASU Wireless on a Windows machine.
- In the Windows taskbar search for Control Panel.
- In the left sidebar menu, select the option Network & Internet Settings.
- Click Manually connect to a wireless network.
- Enter the following information, then click Next.
Network name: asu
Security type: WPA2-Enterprise
Encryption type: AES
5. Click Change connection settings.
6. Click the Security tab.
7. Ensure that the network authentication method is Microsoft: Protected EAP (PEAP), then click the Settings button.
8. At the top, uncheck the box that says Verify the server's identity by validating the certificate.
9. Click Configure. Uncheck the option Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any).
10. Click OK to close the dialog window, then OK again so that you’re back to the Security tab of the Wireless Network Properties window. Click the Advanced Settings button.
11. Check the box Specify authentication mode and select User authentication from the drop-down menu, then click the Save credentials button.
12. Enter your App State username and password.
13. Click OK to close all of the dialog windows.
14. Click the wireless icon in the taskbar.
15. Click on the asu wireless network to connect (it may already be connected).
16. Your device should now connect to the asu network.
17. You will need to register your device on the secure wireless.
18. Once connected to asu, open a web browser (Firefox, Chrome, Safari) and go to netreg2.appstate.edu. Log in using your App State username and password. Follow the steps to register your device.
- Registration takes 15-20 minutes to go through, you will need to shut down and re-boot your device after 15-20 minutes for the registration to take effect.
- Students are allowed 4 device registrations and Faculty/Staff are allowed 5 registrations on the "asu" secure network.