How do I connect to Wi-Fi?

On a Windows computer

1. Click the Network icon in the bottom-right corner of your screen.

   

2. You will see a list of Wi-Fi networks. If you are a student, select the Student wireless. If you are an employee, select the Faculty wireless. If you are a KHSC/KansasCOM student or employee, select the KHSC wireless.
   Note:  Check the Connect automatically to have your device automatically connect to wireless when on campus/at the office.

   

3. Click the Connect button.

4. You'll be prompted to enter your username and password. Your username is the first part of your email address before the @ symbol. If you enter your full email address, you will not be connected.

   

5. You should now be connected.

On a Mac

1. Click the Network icon in the top-right corner of your screen.

   

2. You will see a list of Wi-Fi networks. If you are a student, select the Student wireless. If you are an employee, select the Faculty wireless. If you are a KHSC/KansasCOM student or employee, select the KHSC wireless.

   

3. You'll be prompted to enter your username and password. Your username is the first part of your email address before the @ symbol. If you enter your full email address, you will not be connected.

   

4. You should now be connected.

On an iPhone / iPad

1. Open Settings on your iPhone, and click Wi-Fi.

   

2. You will see a list of Wi-Fi networks. If you are a student, select the Student wireless. If you are an employee, select the Faculty wireless. If you are a KHSC/KansasCOM student or employee, select the KHSC wireless.

   

3. Type tcses.org\your username and password. Your username is the first part of your email address before the @ symbol. If you enter your full email address, you will not be connected.

   

4. On the top-right of the screen, click Trust to accept the network certificate and connect to the network.

   

5. When connected properly, you will notice a checkmark next to the connected network.

   

6. You should now be connected.

On an Android device

1. Click Settings.

   

2. Click Connections.

   

3. Toggle the radio button to enable your Wi-Fi connection if it is disabled. Then, click on Wi-Fi.

   

4. You will see a list of Wi-Fi networks. If you are a student, select the Student wireless. If you are an employee, select the Faculty wireless. If you are a KHSC/KansasCOM student or employee, select the KHSC wireless.

   

5. Select View more on the bottom of the screen.

   

6. Type your username into the "Identity" field and password into the "Password" field. Your username is the first part of your email address before the @ symbol. If you enter your full email address, you will not be connected.

7. Select Use system certificates under "CA certificate".

   

8. Select Don’t Validate for "Online certificate status".

   

9. Type tcses.org into the "Domain" field, turn on Auto reconnect, and select the Connect button.

   

10. You should now be connected.

On a Chromebook

1. Click on the Wi-Fi button at the bottom-right corner of your Chromebook.

   

2. Click on Settings in the pop-up.

   

3. Under "Internet connection", click Wi-Fi network and you will see a list of Wi-Fi networks. If you are a student, select the Student wireless. If you are an employee, select the Faculty wireless. If you are a KHSC/KansasCOM student or employee, select the KHSC wireless.

   

4. After you select the appropriate network, a box will prompt you to enter Wi-Fi settings.

   

5. Fill in the following settings:
   • For "EAP method", select PEAP in the dropdown
   • For "Phase 2 authentication, select Automatic in the dropdown
   • For "Server CA certificate", select Do not check in the dropdown
   • For "Subject Match", leave this field empty
   • For "User certificate", select None Installed in the dropdown
   • For "Identity", type in TCSES.ORG\YourUsername
   • For "Password", type in your password
   • For "Anonymous identity", leave this field empty
   • Make sure “Save identity and password” is checked

6. Press Connect.

7. You should now be connected.