The University uses the Eduroam (Education Roaming) Wi-Fi network. It’s fast, secure and you can use it to get online at many other universities around the world.
Follow these instructions to connect your Chrome Book (or other device running Chrome OS) to the eduroam wireless network.
Step 1: In the lower right corner, click the Wi-Fi icon and select eduroam from the list of available networks.
Step 2: In the following window, choose PEAP as the EAP method and MSCHAPv2 as the Phase 2 authentication. In the identity, enter your username in the format: username@leeds.ac.uk and your usual University password.
Step 3: Your device should say that it is connected to eduroam, and should connect automatically from now on.
Having Problems?
If you have any problems the most common causes are:
- The username was entered without adding @leeds.ac.uk at the end
- The password was incorrect - this will lock your account out after a few wrong attempts
Use SSPR to unlock your account or reset your password - The data/time or time zone is incorrect on your device
- Your account is currently disabled
- You have finished your course
If you still can't get connected you can use the Wi-Fi setup network to configure your connection to Eduroam.
If you have problems after following these instructions, please contact the service desk by visiting our article "IT Service Desk - Opening hours and how to contact us"
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