Windows 8 and 10

Wifi Configuration

This document explains the connection to KIT Wifi on Windows 8 and 10 to KIT and eduroam. Because the steps for Windows 8 and 10 differ only visually, these examples show how to connect to KIT on Windows 10. The configuration of eduroam is analogous - simply select eduroam from the list of wifi networks.

You might need to remove the wifi network if the authentications fails, and add it again.

Authentication for KIT and eduroam

1. Click on the WLAN icon in the bottom right corner in the task bar. A list of available networks will be displayed [figure 1].

2. Choose KIT, click on "Connect" and log in with your KIT user name and password (e.g. ab1234Yqb5∂kit edu or uxxxxBib5∂kit edu) [figure 2].

3. Check the certificate fingerprint [figure 3]. The correct fingerprint is:

   ED:8B:5F:EA:47:81:03:32:19:96:65:89:E5:5F:6A:7C:47:EE:7C:3D

   If it matches, click on connect.

Securing the connection

To prevent rouge access-points from phishing your KIT credentials, you need follow the steps outlined in Windows manual configuration to secure the connection.

Deleting an existing network

1. Click on the WLAN icon, then "Network settings" [Figure 8] respectively "edit connection settings" on Windows 8 [Figure 11].

2. In the newly-opened window click on "Manage Wi-Fi settings" [Figure 9] respectively "Edit known networks" on Windows 8 [Figure 12].

3. Click on the Wifi network you intent to remove, then click on "forget" [Figure 10].

Windows 10

Windows 8

Manual Configuration

Exact steps of configuring a Wifi network manually are documented in Windows: manual configuration.