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One device, one connection path. You only need your device’s instructions.
Before you start
You need an active university SSO account and its password. Do not enter account details on this page.
In this guide
Connection steps — Android
- Select the network
In Wi-Fi settings, find and select ilam-uni-ap.
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Enlarge imageVisual guide image: 1. Select the network - Enter account details
Enter your university UID username and its password. Leave Anonymous identity blank. Set EAP to PEAP and Phase 2 to MSCHAPV2.
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Enlarge imageVisual guide image: 2. Enter account details - Additional settings
Set IP settings to DHCP, Proxy to None and Metered network to Detect automatically. As specified in the PDF, select Phone MAC under MAC address type. Send device name being enabled in the image does not mean it is required.
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Enlarge imageVisual guide image: 3. Additional settings - Review the certificate prompt
The PDF shows a certificate trust prompt. Select Trust only when you can verify the certificate against university-approved details. The sample labels University network and Network certificate are not verification criteria.
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Enlarge imageVisual guide image: 4. Review the certificate prompt - Connect and test
Select Connect. Once Connected appears, test internet access using the instructions in Check the connection.
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Enlarge imageVisual guide image: 5. Connect and test
Check the connection
- Network connection: check that Wi-Fi settings show a connection to ilam-uni-ap.
- Internet: open a public HTTPS website. Opening an internal university service alone does not confirm internet access.
- Internal service: if you need a university service, test that authorized service separately. Never ignore a certificate warning.
Advanced settings and notes
These steps for ilam-uni-ap are based on the supplied visual PDF. Android menu labels can vary by manufacturer and version.
Certificate options on different Android versions
The PDF notes that choosing Do not validate skips the certificate prompt in step 4; this is not a recommendation to disable validation. Android 12 and later require server certificate validation. Older versions may show Do not validate; this disables server validation and raises the risk of rogue networks and credential exposure. Do not select it to bypass certificate errors. TOFU may be available on supported Android 13+ devices. If you cannot verify the certificate using trusted university information, do not select Trust; contact IT support.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Network name | ilam-uni-ap |
| EAP Method | PEAP |
| Phase 2 authentication | MSCHAPV2 |
| Identity | University UID username, without a domain |
| Password | University UID password |
| Anonymous identity | Leave blank |
| IP settings | DHCP |
| Proxy | None |
| Metered network | Detect automatically |
| MAC address type | Phone MAC |
| CA certificate | TOFU only on a supported device after verifying the certificate |
To remove the network, open its settings and select Forget. After an SSO password change, try the new password first.
More information: devices, NAC and privacy
Under the reported configuration, the same network name is used in university buildings and dormitories. Authorized access is provided directly after authentication; no captive portal or VPN is required for this connection. User groups include students, faculty, staff, IT specialists, guests and contractors. Under the reported policy there is no device-count limit per SSO account. NAC identifies devices automatically after authentication; no manual MAC registration is needed. Enable automatic connection.
Guests and contractors
The host unit’s representative must submit a request for a temporary SSO account through the administrative automation system. The request must include name, identity reference, employer, host unit, validity dates, phone number and access purpose. IT creates the account and sends credentials to the guest by SMS. Validity follows the requested dates; extension requires a new host request. Do not enter these details on this guide site.
Troubleshooting
Troubleshoot Wi-Fi one step at a time
Network name is not visible
Turn Wi-Fi off and on, and check network coverage at your location. If the problem persists, submit a support request with the building and location.
Incorrect username or password
Enter only your SSO username; do not add a domain or email suffix. Then check your password. Use the recovery link below if needed.
Cannot connect
Check device settings and the official certificate. For Android PEAP, set MAC address type to Phone MAC as specified in the PDF. For other devices, do not change MAC settings without IT confirmation. Forget and reconnect if needed; never ignore a certificate warning.
Connected but no internet
Disconnect and reconnect. Then check that IP and DNS settings are obtained automatically through DHCP, and test the connection again. If the problem persists, submit a support request.
After changing the SSO password
Enter the new password when prompted. If the problem persists, forget the network and reconnect.
Slow or intermittent connection
Try another location and report the building, floor, location and time.
Get help
Support route and verification limits
Contact the IT Center to confirm the correct ticket portal, sign-in method and category. Tickets and telephone calls are answered during office hours.
Images and guide downloads
The visual PDFs are the basis for the Android connection steps. Menu labels may vary by Android version; see the guide for certificate compatibility and security notes.
Sources and review status
Last text review: 3 October 2026
Editorial responsibility: Supplementary guide editorial team · University technical approval: not received; technical owner not designated
Next planned review: 2 November 2026
Campus wireless guide (Legacy source; a working original address has not been verified)
A university source link does not establish that all settings and policies are current.
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