If you are a guest on the U of T campus, there are a few different ways that you can access the wireless network.
Visitors with Eduroam access
If you are a visiting scholar coming from an institution that uses eduroam, you can connect to U of T’s network using the same credentials you use at your home institution.
Before leaving your home institution, be sure to check whether your device can connect to the eduroam Wi-Fi network. If you encounter any issues, contact your institution’s help desk for assistance.
Connecting to eduroam with eVA
If you have been given guest WiFi credentials through eVA, you can use the below configuration to connect to eduroam on an Android 10 phone.
- Go to Settings, and choose Wi-Fi.
- Turn Wi-Fi on if it is not already.
- You should now see a list of available wireless networks. Tap eduroam.
Make sure the next screen has the following settings. Depending on your device, different options may display.
- In Identity, enter your guest username per the SMS you received from the eVA website.
- For Domain, type eva.eduroam.ca.
- For anonymous identity, type eduroam@eva.eduroam.ca.
- For password, enter the password you received on the eVA website.
- For EAP method, it should be PEAP
- For Minimum TLS version, choose TLSv1.2.
- For Phase 2 authentication, it should be MSCHAPV2
- For CA certificate choose Use system certificate.
- For online certificate status, choose Do not validate OR Request certificate status.
Click connect.
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