UNS WiFi

You can easily connect your personal device to the UNS SOLO WiFi by following the steps below.

Requirements:

Make sure you have a UNS SSO account:

Lecturers/Staff: @staff.uns.ac.id
Students: @student.uns.ac.id
Guests: @guest.uns.ac.id

1. Windows Users

a. Windows 7

1. Right-click the network icon in the bottom right corner, select Open Network and Sharing Center.
2. Select Set up a new connection or network.
3. Select Manually connect to a wireless network, click Next.
4. Fill in:
  - Network name: UNS SOLO
  - Security type: WPA2-Enterprise
  - Encryption type: AES
  - Check Start this connection automatically, then click Next.
5. Click Change connection settings:
  - On the Connection tab, check Connect automatically.
  - On the Security tab, select Microsoft: Protected EAP (PEAP), check Remember my credentials, click Settings.
  - Uncheck Validate server certificate and select Secured password (EAP-MSCHAP v2).
  - Click Configure, uncheck Automatically use my Windows login name…, then click OK.
6. Click Advanced settings, check Specify authentication mode, select User authentication, click Save credentials.
7. Enter your SSO username and password, click OK.
8. The connection is automatically saved for future use.

b. Windows 10

1. Click the WiFi icon on the taskbar or open Settings > WiFi.
2. Select UNS SOLO, check Connect automatically, then click Connect.
3. Enter your SSO username and password, click OK.
4. The WiFi is automatically saved for future use.

2. macOS Users

1. Click the WiFi icon or open Settings > WiFi.
2. Select UNS SOLO and check Remember this network.
3. Enter your SSO username and password, then click Join.
4. When Verify Certificate appears, click Continue.
5. Use your fingerprint or Mac password to complete the process.
6. Check the connection in Open Network Preferences to make sure the SSID UNS SOLO is connected.

3. Android Users

1. Open Settings > WiFi and select UNS SOLO.
2. Fill in:
  - EAP Method: PEAP/TTLS
  - Identity: Your UNS SSO username
  - Password: Your UNS SSO password
3. Click Connect and make sure the status changes to Connected,
4. The connection is automatically saved for future use.