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AirRowdy SupportAirRowdy is UTSA's wireless network. It is available from any building at UTSA (Main Campus, Downtown Campus and The Institute of Texan Cultures). You should connect to AirRowdy using a wireless network card that is 802.11b or 802.11g (Wi-Fi) compliant. A web browser which supports SSL and Javascript is also required. Wireless Configuration Managers/ApplicationsThird party configuration applications are not supported by OIT for connection to AirRowdy. OIT recommends turning off third party configuration managers and using either Microsoft Windows® or the Macintosh Operating System to manage wireless network configurations. Step-by-step documentation to connect to AirRowdy using Microsoft Windows® or Macintosh are linked below. General Wireless Configuration SettingsAlthough OIT does not support connections to AirRowdy with third party configuration managers, or by operating systems outside of the list below, it is still possible to connect to AirRowdy using the connection information provided. Please refer to your operating system documentation or third party configuration software documentation on how or where to use this connection information. Security Type: WPA2-Enterprise Encryption Type: AES Authentication Method: Microsoft: Protected EAP (PEAP) When connecting, select to validate the server certificate. The authentication server is nowire.utsarr.net The specific Trusted Root Certification Authority used is VeriSign. The PEAP Authentication method is Secured password (EAP-MSCHAP v2). It is acceptable to be configured to automatically use your Windows logon name, password, and domain. Supported Operating Systems
Step-By-Step Configuration
AirRowdy HelpStudents: If you are experiencing connection issues with AirRowdy, please visit one of the Student Computing Services Labs during regular hours for assistance. - BB 2.01.20 (Main Campus) Faculty / Staff: Please contact OITConnect at ext. 5555 or via e-mail at oitconnect@utsa.edu if you are experiencing connection issues with AirRowdy. |
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