SSL-Air2 ( Ubuntu )

SSL-Air2   Tips for Ubuntu

If your Ubuntu computer has trouble connecting to SSL-Air2

try resetting the Wi-Fi connection, by deleting the SSL-Air2 entry and

re-adding it to the Wi-Fi list.

 

If SSL-Air2 is in the Wi-Fi list, remove it from the Wi-Fi list

  1. Select the Wi-Fi network icon (from the Ubuntu desktop tool bar)
  2. Select Edit Connections
  3. Select SSL-Air2 from the list, then select:  “Delete or Forget network”

 

Add SSL-Air2 to the Wi-Fi list

  1. Make sure to:  Enable Networking
  2. Make sure to: Enable Wi-Fi
  3. Select SSL-Air2 from the Wi-Fi list

In the Authentication window:

  1. Wireless Security, select: WPA & WPA2 Enterprise
  2. Authentication, select: Protected EAP (PEAP)
  3. Anonymous Identity:  leave blank
  4. CA certificate, select: None
  5. PEAP version, select: Automatic
  6. Inner Authentication, select: MSCHAPv2
  7. Username, enter:  your-user-name
  8. Password, enter:  your-password
  9. select:  Connect
  10. A second pop-up window may appear, Press:  ignore

 


Settings to check:

Select the Wi-Fi network icon (from the Ubuntu desktop tool bar)

Select: Edit Connections  ->  SSL-Air2

  1. Select tab: General
  2. Make sure these boxes are checked:
    +Automatically connect to this network when it is available
    +All users may connect to this network    Press: Save

 

If you still have problems, come by SSL-230b or email us:

ssl-sysadmin @ ssl.berkeley.edu

 

 

(last updated on November 2, 2015)