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IST is introducing secure wireless (Wi-Fi) access for the LUMS community which uses encryption mechanisms like WPA/WPA2 (supported by mostly Laptops).

Windows users will enjoy the benefit of single sign-on. Whenever you are in range of the LUMS wireless hotspot, your Windows computer will automatically sign you in (unless it is configured not to). Apple computer owners with AirPort Extreme wireless cards will benefit from the enhanced security that it offers. Furthermore, the device will put your computer in the correct network segment based on your credentials, for example, if you are a faculty member your laptop will connect to the faculty VLAN.

For more information about the LUMS wireless network, Please contact IST (Information Systems & Technology) Helpdesk.

To begin using the secure network, please read the section that matches the operating system of your laptop:

WINDOWS VISTA

WINDOWS XP

MACINTOSH OS X

Windows Vista Instructions

The following instructions assume you will be using the Windows wireless configuration utility.

1. Open the wireless network connection window. Click Start -> Control Panel -> Network & Internet -> Connect to a Network. (You can also right-click on the Wireless icon in your system tray and select Connect to a Network.)

2. Select Set up a connection or network.

3. Select Manually connect to a wireless network. If you are asked to "Choose a wireless adapter", select Wireless Network Connection, then click Next.

4. In the following window fill in:

5. Network name: wireless

6. Security type: WPA2-Enterprise

7. Encryption type: AES

8. Security Key/Passphrase: leave blank.

9. Click to Change Connection Settings.

10. Uncheck the option to Connect to a more preferred network if available. Enable Start this connection automatically.

11. Select the Security Tab. Next to "Protected EAP (PEAP)" click Settings.

12. A new window titled...