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Connecting to eduroam on a Chromebook
Connecting on a Chromebook

Connecting to eduroam on a Chromebook

This article will walk you through the configuration and setup of the eduroam wireless network on a Chromebook.

  1. From the Chromebook desktop, click on the status tray in the lower right-hand corner of your screen.
  2. In the status tray window, select the Wi-Fi icon.
    Device quick settings menu showing no network connection. Bluetooth is on, notifications enabled, screen capture button visible, nearby visibility off, night light off. Battery at 40% with 5 hours 40 minutes remaining.
  3. From the available wireless networks, select "eduroam".
    Wi-Fi network selection screen with 'eduroam' circled in red. Other visible networks include ihcc-events, ihcc-guest, eduroamtest, and DIRECT-b2-HP M452 LaserJet.
  4. Select your connection settings: EAP method: PEAP, EAP Phase 2 authentication: Automatic or MSCHAPV2, CA Certificate: Default or Don't validate.
    Join Wi-Fi network window showing security settings: Security set to EAP, EAP method is PEAP, Phase 2 authentication is Automatic, Server CA certificate is Default. Subject match fields are empty. Buttons: Cancel and Connect.
  5. Use login credentials, username: StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (staff) and enter your StarID password and click "Connect".
    Join Wi-Fi network window with fields for Identity, Password, and Anonymous Identity. Identity is filled with 'ab1234cd'; password is hidden. Options include saving credentials and allowing other users to use the network. Buttons: Cancel and Connect.
  6. Once authenticated, you will now be connected to eduroam.
    Device quick settings menu showing active connection to 'eduroam' with strong signal. Bluetooth is on, notifications enabled, screen capture button visible, nearby visibility off, night light off. Battery at 40% with 4 hours 18 minutes remaining.