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Jun

Why there is no instruction?

I asked help.ucsf.edu and got the following answer

From: arsystem@i15m4.ucsf.edu
Subject: INC000000218122

Here are the instructions: http://oaais.ucsf.edu/OAAIS/4923-DSY/version/default/part/AttachmentData/data/UCSFnet%20Wireless%20Configuration%20Quick%20Guide%20051810.pdf

The best way to connect is through the UCSF-NET wifi. Select and it will prompt you to login with myaccess. Then click the start button on the right.

Hello, I can connect UCSFnet, but no access to any website unless I login VPN, which is Java based network connect and cannot run in Mobile Chrome or Safari! Just sooooooo un-professional!

But, it would be really nice to have access to UCSFwpa network. I know it is using 802.1x Enterprise setting. I googled and found a very helpful webpage from OSU. I did the following and made my Droid and EVO connected to UCSFwpa!

  1. Click the Menu button and select 'Settings'.
  2. Scroll to the top and select 'Wireless & Networks'.
  3. Make sure the that 'Wi-Fi' selection is checked. Select 'Wi-Fi Settings'.
  4. Under Wi-Fi networks you will see a list of available networks, if you see 'UCSFwpa' select that to configure. If you do not see it, proceed to manual configure with Network SSID 'UCSFwpa'.
  5. Make sure that the 'Security' is selected as '802.1x Enterprise'.
  6. In the pull down menu of 'EAP Method', select 'PEAP'.
  7. In the pull down menu of 'Phase 2 authentication', select 'MSCHAPV2'. (This is the information Android system could not pull out from the wireless signal.)
  8. Scroll past CA certificate and Client certificate (with N/A selected).
  9. In the 'Identity' field enter your VPN account name. Skip the 'Anonymous identity' field.
  10. In the password field enter your VPN password.
  11. Select Connect and you are ready!

For iPhone, UCSF library has a nice how-to page.

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Current wireless covers:
* Parnassus: Langley Porter | Millberry Union | Nursing | Health Sciences West | Clinical Sciences | Medical Sciences | UC Hall
* Mission Bay: Genentech Hall-1st Floor | Genentech Hall-2nd Floor | Rutter Community Center-1st Floor | Rutter Community Center-2nd Floor | Rutter Community Center-4th Floor
* Laurel Heights: First Floor | Second Floor | Sub-level
* Mission Center Building (MCB): First Floor

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Fill with VPN account and password

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