To connect to the university eduroam network using Windows 11, you need to manually create a new Wi-Fi profile. To do this, navigate to the system settings using the following path:

Settings > Network & internet > Wi-Fi > Manage known networks

If previous attempts to connect to the network were made on the device, first remove all old eduroam profiles by selecting the “Forget” option.

The next step is to manually add a new Wi-Fi network using the “Add network” option. The required parameters are as follows:

The values below must be entered exactly as shown. Do not enter your own email address in the “Anonymous identity” field.

Network name: eduroam
Security type: WPA2-Enterprise AES
EAP method: EAP-TTLS
Authentication method: Unencrypted password (PAP)
Your anonymous identity: anonymous@pwr.edu.pl
Trusted servers: rad01.pwr.edu.pl
Trusted server fingerprints: 4dd7c1948c0dc43639aa56b206ca614fd4aa8bf3

Providing the trusted server and its fingerprint ensures that the eduroam network you are attempting to connect to is legitimate and trustworthy.

Finally, log in to the eduroam network using your AD credentials by entering your full AD email address (example AD email: jankow1234@pwr.edu.pl) and the correct password in the window that appears when the connection to eduroam begins.

The only way to connect to the eduroam network on Windows 10 is to manually create a Wi-Fi profile with specific parameters. If you have previously attempted to connect to the network, uninstall the geteduroam program (if it was used) and delete all previous eduroam profiles.

To remove the geteduroam program, go to Settings > Apps & features, use the search bar to find geteduroam, and then click on the program and select Uninstall.

To delete old eduroam profiles, go to Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi > Manage known networks, and then select the “Forget” option for each saved network with "eduroam" in its name. For additional assurance, please restart your computer after completing these steps.

After restarting your computer, go to Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi > Manage known networks and select Add a network.  The required parameters for the new profile are as follows:

Network name: eduroam
Security type: WPA2-Enterprise AES
EAP method: EAP-TTLS
Authentication method: Unencrypted password (PAP)

Next, connect to the eduroam network using your AD credentials by entering your full email address (example AD email: jankow1234@pwr.edu.pl) and the correct password in the window that appears when the connection to eduroam is initiated.

During the connection process, a prompt will appear asking whether to continue the connection. Click “View certificate details” and verify that the displayed information matches the data below.

Issued to: PL, dolnośląskie, Wrocław, Politechnika Wrocławska, rad01.pwr.edu.pl
Issued by: GEANT TLS RSA 1
Server fingerprint: 0C 08 BD 38 08 B5 8A 57 3C 8A 0F 28 BC D1 E4 53 29 98 11 38 BE 30 11 7F 34 C5 5B 14 D2 5E 08 40

Verifying this information ensures that the eduroam network you are attempting to connect to is legitimate and trusted.

The default method for connecting to the eduroam network is by using the geteduroam application available at geteduroam.app. If this method does not work, you should use the configuration script available at cat.eduroam.org.

Geteduroam application guide

If previous attempts to connect to the network were made on a given device, all old eduroam profiles must first be removed. This can be done by going to the Wi-Fi settings using the following path:

Settings > Wi-Fi > Visible Networks section

Next, press the gear icon located to the right of the network name, click the "Forget Connection..." button in the new window, and finally confirm the action by pressing "Forget."

After deleting all old eduroam networks, go to the geteduroam.app website and then click Linux > GitHub.

After navigating to the geteduroam repository page, locate the latest version of the software and then find the correct installation package. For easier configuration, it is recommended to use the geteduroam-gui packages, which install the program with a graphical interface. Depending on your Linux distribution, download the package with the appropriate extension: .deb is intended for systems based on Debian (e.g. Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Kali Linux, Pop OS, Zorin OS, elementary OS), and .rpm for systems based on RHEL (e.g. Fedora Linux, Alma Linux, Rocky Linux). You should also pay attention to the correct processor architecture - in most cases, amd64 will be the right choice.

After downloading the appropriate file, go to its location, then right-click to open the context menu and select the ‘Open in terminal’ option.

In the newly opened terminal window, you need to enter a command to install the package with elevated privileges. The command will differ depending on the distribution used - for ‘.deb’ files, you should use the ‘apt’ tool, and for ‘.rpm’ files, use ‘dnf’.

After the package installation is complete, locate the newly installed ‘geteduroam’ program in the system search, and then launch it.

In the ‘geteduroam GUI’ application window, search for the Wrocław University of Technology profile by entering ‘Politechnika Wrocławska’ or ‘Wroclaw University of Technology’ in the field, and then select it.

In the final window, enter your AD credentials and then confirm by clicking the ‘Add Profile’ button. An example of the credentials format is shown in the screenshot.

Pleae note! The geteduroam application does not notify the user if an incorrect username or password is entered. Make sure that you use valid credentials.

Finally, a message will appear confirming that the eduroam profile has been successfully added. If the computer is within network range, the connection should be established automatically.

If previous attempts to connect to the network were made on the device, first remove all old eduroam profiles by opening the device’s Wi-Fi settings. Then, go to the details of the saved eduroam network. Depending on the system overlay and Android version, the exact procedure may vary slightly.

In the next step, find and select the “Forget network” option. Depending on the system overlay and Android version, this option may have a different name, such as “Forget”.

The next step is to download and install the “geteduroam” application from the Google Play Store.

After installing and launching the application, use the search field to find and select Wrocław University of Science and Technology from the list.

After selecting the found entry, a window will appear where you need to enter the correct AD credentials. An example login is shown in the screenshot.

Pleae note! The geteduroam application does not notify the user if an incorrect username or password is entered. Make sure that you use valid credentials.

After entering your credentials, a system prompt will appear asking whether to allow the application to suggest Wi-Fi networks. Granting permission will enable the app to automatically connect to the eduroam network.

The notification for the suggested Wi-Fi network may appear with a delay. After seeing the message “Wi-Fi configured”, please wait approximately one minute and do not attempt to connect to the eduroam network via Wi-Fi settings. The eduroam profile must appear in the saved networks automatically.

From now on, the device should automatically connect to the eduroam network. After completing the network setup, keep the geteduroam application installed, as uninstalling it will delete the eduroam Wi-Fi profile.