• Saint Mary's students, faculty, and staff can continue to connect to the BelleNet wireless network on campus for their Internet connectivity needs. BelleNet is not affected by the addition of eduroam to our campus.
• It is normal for your device(s) to take a few moments to connect to an eduroam wireless network away from the Saint Mary's campus - the location you are at has to check back with Saint Mary's servers to confirm you are authorized to connect before the connection is completed.
• You should connect to eduroam if you are frequently traveling between college campuses that participate in eduroam. Once your device is connected to eduroam, your device should automatically reconnect to the eduroam wireless network no matter which campus you are on at the time (assuming there is eduroam wireless connectivity available).
• You should connect to eduroam if you are planning to visit a location that participates in eduroam. (Campuses may offer eduroam in locations beyond traditional academic, social, and residential spaces. eduroam can also be found in some museums and university-affiliated hospital systems.) Once your device is connected to eduroam, your device should automatically reconnect to the eduroam wireless network (assuming there is eduroam wireless connectivity available).
• Many popular Saint Mary's resources, including the my.saintmarys.edu portal, Blackboard, and Oracle, are accessible via eduroam everywhere.
• When you are on Saint Mary's campus and are connected to eduroam, you can access most campus-restricted resources, but connections to network drives may not work.
• When you are not on Saint Mary's campus but are connected to eduroam, access to Saint Mary's resources will be the same as if you are connecting from your home ISP or public Wi-Fi. Access to network drives and other campus-restricted resources will not be accessible. Faculty and staff can still access these resources when connected to an eduroam wireless network away from Saint Mary's via the VPN.
• eduroam is for 802.1x-compatible devices (i.e. computers, smartphones, and tablets). Internet of Things (IoT) devices are not compatible with eduroam. Saint Mary's students must continue registering their televisions, streaming media devices, gaming stations, personal digital assistants, and other IoT devices on DeviceNet for Internet connectivity.

Information Technology recommends initially connecting your device(s) to eduroam while on Saint Mary's campus before visiting another location that offers eduroam.

• macOS (version 12 and later)
• iOS and iPadOS (current versions)
• Windows (10 and 11)
• Android*

1. Select eduroam from the list of available wireless networks on your device.
2. Enter your Saint Mary's e-mail address (including the @saintmarys.edu) or your e-mail address from an eduroam-participating institution.
3. Enter your password associated with that e-mail address.
4. Check the box next to Remember this information.
5. Click Continue to verify the certificate.
6. Click OK.
7. You're now connected to eduroam!

1. Open the Settings app and select Wi-Fi.
2. Select eduroam from the list of available wireless networks on your device.
3. Enter your Saint Mary's e-mail address (including the @saintmarys.edu) or your e-mail address from an eduroam-participating institution.
4. Enter your password associated with that e-mail address.
5. Tap on Join.
6. Tap on Trust to accept the security certificate.
7. You're now connected to eduroam!

1. Select eduroam from the list of available wireless networks on your device.
2. Check the box next to Connect automatically.
3. Click Connect.
4. Enter your Saint Mary's e-mail address (including the @saintmarys.edu) or your e-mail address from an eduroam-participating institution.
5. Enter your password associated with that e-mail address.
6. Click OK
7. Click Connect to confirm connecting to eduroam.
8. You're now connected to eduroam!

*Saint Mary's College does not provide technical support for Android devices. We are providing instructions for this operating system as a courtesy, but we are unable to provide additional assistance if you encounter problems connecting to eduroam from devices with an Android operating system.

1. Select eduroam from the list of available wireless networks on your device.
2. In the Identity field, enter your Saint Mary's e-mail address (including the @saintmarys.edu) or your e-mail address from an eduroam-participating institution.
3. Enter your password associated with that e-mail address.
4. For the CA Certificate field, select Don't validate or Do not validate.
5. Select the option to Auto connect.
6. Select View more.
7. For the EAP method, select PEAP.
8. For the Phase 2 authentication, select MSCHAPV2 or EAP-MSCHAP v2.
9. Leave the Anonymous identity field blank.
10. For the MAC address type, select Phone MAC.
11. Select Connect.
12. If prompted, select Yes, connect.
13. You're now connected to eduroam!

Assistance with connecting to eduroam is provided by an individual's home institution. not the institution they may be visiting.

Saint Mary's students who need assistance with connecting their personal computers, smartphones, or tablets to eduroam should contact ResNet.

• Visit us! The ResNet Office is located in 011 Cushwa-Leighton Library.
• E-mail ResNet at resnet@saintmarys.edu.
• Call the ResNet Helpline at 574-284-5319.
• The ResNet Problem Report Forms are available at fixit.saintmarys.edu

Saint Mary's faculty and staff who need assistance with connecting their College-owned laptops or personally-owned supported iOS mobile devices to eduroam should contact the Helpdesk.

• Visit us! The Helpdesk is located in 011 Cushwa-Leighton Library.
• E-mail the Helpdesk at helpdesk@saintmarys.edu.
• Call the Helpdesk at 574-284-4715.