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Figure
n95_01.png [Screenshot of the main menu]
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Figure
n95_01b.png [Screenshot of the applications menu ]
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Figure
n95_01c.png [Screenshot of the tools menu]
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Navigate to your applications screen, select [Tools], then
[Settings]. |
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Figure
n95_05.png [Screenshot of the settings menu]
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Figure
n95_06.png [Screenshot of the connection menu]
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Figure
n95_07.png [Screenshot of the access points menu]
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Next pick [Connection] then [access points] then [new
access point]. |
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Figure
n95_08.png [Screenshot of described settings for creating a new access point]
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scroll the n95 screen down |
Figure
n95_09.png [Screenshot of continued settings for creating a new access point]
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Choose WPA/WPA2 for the WLAN Security Mode then
select the [WLAN Security Settings] item. |
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Figure
n95_10.png [Screenshot of the WPA settings described]
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Choose EAP as the WPA/WPA2 type, Choose WPA2 only mode and make
sure it is off, then select the [plugin settings] and press enter |
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Figure
n95_11.png [Screenshot of EAP sub settings]
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Figure
n95_12.png [Screenshot of enabling EAP-TTLS]
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Figure
n95_13.png [Screenshot of raising EAP_TTLS]
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In the EAP plug-in settings enable only EAP-TTLS,
disable the other entries enabled by default, then select EAP-TTLS and
press [options] then select edit from the sub menu. |
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Figure
n95_18.png [Screenshot of login details]
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Set the Authority Certificate to AddTrust External CA Root
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Figure
n95_22.png [Screenshot of EAP-TTLS sub settings]
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Figure
n95_23.png [Screenshot of enabling EAP-mschapv2]
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Figure
n95_24.png [Screenshot of raising EAP-mschap-v2]
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Use the N95s right of the centre button to move on the [EAPs] tab and
enable EAP-MSCHAPv2
Only. Do NOT enable mschapv2, the eap-mschap and mschapv2
options are different and the latter will not work. |
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Figure
n95_26.png [Screenshot of EAP-MSCHAPv2 settings]
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In the settings for EAP-MSCHAPv2 provide your remote access
username. You can provide your password if you wish, or set it to prompt for
it. |
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Figure
n95_27.png [Screenshot of finding the network]
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Figure
n95_28.png [Screenshot of starting web browsing]
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Figure
n95_29.png [Screenshot of connecting to the internet]
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Then hit back lots of times until you return to the phone's main
screen. Now you should be able to use Eduroam for all the IP based abilities the phone
offers. When connecting, check the "connecting via [...]" message is using you
expected. |