Wireless Network Instructions

Before you attempt to log into the wireless network you must:

• Enable your wireless adapter 802.11x (a, b, g or n) on your computer/laptop and install the latest drivers (if necessary), if you have an external wireless adapter insert it into computer first.
• Turn-off your pop-up blocker if attempting to access CSU-Guest wireless network.

Things To Remember

• The CSU wireless access is available campus wide. If you have access problems anywhere on campus please complete the Wireless Help Form.
• You must have your wireless card installed along with the latest drivers
• ITD does not support personal PC's Laptops or PDAs, however will assist with issues related to wireless access
• After 3 unsuccessful logins you will be locked out of the network and must wait 5 minutes before attempting to login again
• For additional assistance see the Wireless FAQ's web page.

How to connect to the wireless network as a guest user

Windows 7

• Click on the Internet Access icon in the Windows Taskbar. (It looks like a series of signal bars with a yellow spot on them.)
• Choose "CSU-Wireless" from the list of available wireless networks.
• When prompted for authentication, enter your CSU Username ("JDoe" for faculty/staff or "Jdoe00" for student) and your Domain password as your password.
  • Note: If you see a warning ask you to Terminate or Connect, please choose Connect even if the warning recommends Terminate, it's ok to Connect, and you should do so.

Windows Vista

• Click the Start button, then click Connect to...;
• In the window that appears, click on "CSU-Wireless" and click Connect.
• If you are prompted, click "Enter/select additional log on information." The prompt may appear as a window, or as a bubble in the system tray.
• If you are entering additional information, sign in with your CSU Username ("JDoe" for faculty/staff or "Jdoe00" for student) and your Domain password as your password.
• You may be prompted to accept a certificate with a window like the one below. Click OK.

Windows XP

• Disable popup-blocker on web browser
• Connect to the wireless network named CSU-WebAuth
• Once connected launch internet browser.
• Enter username and password, and then click Log In.

Mac OS X

(*These instructions apply to Mac OS X 10.5 or higher. If you're attempting to use 10.4 (Tiger) to connect to 802.1x, please see Apple's support article.*)

• Make sure that the wireless card is turned on by clicking the AirPort icon on the menu and selecting the Turn AirPort On option.
• Now select "CSU-Wireless" from the list of available networks located in the AirPort menu
• Type your CSU Username ("JDoe" for faculty/staff or "Jdoe00" for student) and your Domain password as your password and then click OK to connect to the wireless network.
• When you connect to the wireless network with CSU-Wireless, you may see a certificate warning. If so, click on "Continue";

IOS Devices (IPod, IPhone, or IPod Touch)

• On your home screen, click on the icon that says Settings
• Touch the Option that says Wi-Fi
• Select the "CSU-Wireless".
• Enter in your CSU Username and Domain Password and press Join.

Android Devices

• From your apps screen, click on Settings
• Press the "CSU-Wireless"
• Press "Connect to Network"
• Here are the following settings to use:
  • EAP method: PEAP
  • Phase 2 Authentication: None
  • CA Certificate: (unspecified)
  • Client Certificate: (unspecified)
  • Identity:
  • Anonymous Identity:
  • Wireless Password: Domain Password
• Press Connect