The IT Services are responsible for:
- Plan wireless or wireless network signal coverage;
- Install and configure access points (APs) that emit the wireless signal;
- Monitor and maintain APs;
- Provide IP connectivity (IPv4 and IPv6) to users connecting to APs, just as if they were connecting to the physical network;
- Implement wireless network access control mechanisms, standardized according to Eduroam network specifications.
Eduroam Network
Técnico is connected to the Eduroam global network.
Locally, this is a wireless network service, where users are allowed to roam securely between different Higher Education and research institutions (worldwide). Externally, users of the Técnico community will be able to use their credentials to access the Eduroam networks of other Higher Education or research schools (hence the pertinent need to use the suffix @tecnico.ulisboa.pt in the username field when configuring the connection to the Eduroam network).
Generic wireless network configuration parameters for Técnico Eduroam
To access the eduroam wireless network, you must have IST authentication credentials, as well as the Certificate from Instituto Superior Técnico installed in the device.
The generic configuration parameters for the eduroam wireless network are:
| Parameter | Value |
| Security | WPA |
| Cipher | AES/CCMP |
| EAP method | PEAP or TTLS |
| PEAP version | 0 (zero) |
| Phase 2 authentication | MSCHAPv2 |
| CA Certificate | Certificate from Instituto Superior Técnico |
| CA Fingerprint Certificate (SHA-1) | 59:F5:C2:C1:A9:CC:B7:34:DE:1C:3E:14:7A:A2:53:C6:57:1E:E7:AF |
| Anonymous identity | anonymous@tecnico.ulisboa.pt (1) |
| Domain | IST – eduroam |
| Username | istxxxxx@tecnico.ulisboa.pt, where istxxxxx corresponds to the Técnico ID, followed by the suffix “@tecnico.ulisboa.pt” (required) |
| Password | Password associated with the Técnico ID |
(1) To guarantee user privacy, we advise against using any type of private information when filling out this field.
Wireless network configuration tutorials (Eduroam):
- Configure wireless network in Windows 10 | [with screenshots]
- Configure the wireless network on MacOS | [with screenshots]
- Configure the wireless network on Android | [with screenshots]
- Configure the wireless network on iOS | [with screenshots]
- Configure the wireless network in Ubuntu | [with screenshots]
- Configure wireless network on Raspberry Pi
- Configure wireless network on Chromebook
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
- How do I obtain a temporary IST wireless network access account?
- Can I install a private wireless network in my department/research center?
- Why am I asked for my username and password several times to access the IST wireless network?
- I changed my Fenix password and now I can’t access the IST wireless network (eduroam). How do I recover the connection?
It is also suggested to consult: