Connect to School Wireless

SCGSAH WIRELESS NETWORK

• Connecting to School Wireless

These instructions are for SCGSAH staff, faculty, and students who need to connect to a wireless network. Your SCGSAH affiliation and device type will determine your connection method.

You will need different instructions if you're trying to:

• Connect to Wi-Fi as a guest
• Connect a gaming console or media device
• Find out which devices can't connect to SCGSAH Wi-Fi

Choose the right network for you

There are two wireless networks at SCGSAH — be sure to choose one that matches your affiliation and device.

For devices capable of secure wireless access, typically your laptop or mobile device, we highly recommend that you connect to a secure wireless network. Your options include:

• SCGSAH, the preferred option when on campus

For devices that do not support secure wireless access, you can only connect to the network named SCGSAH-Guest. This network does not provide encryption, and may result in the exposure of sensitive data. It should only be used when a device cannot connect to SCGSAH.

• SCGSAH-Guest is the network best-suited for gaming consoles and media devices. Contact IT for instructions to register a device to the SCGSAH-Guest network.

Connect to SCGSAH

Follow the instructions below based on the device you're trying to connect:

Apple iOS

1. Open Settings and go to Wi-Fi
 2. Select "SCGSAH" as the wireless network and wait for a login window to pop-up
 3. Enter your school username (not your email address) and password
 4. Trust the certificate
 5. Verify that the device is connected

Android

1. Open Settings and go to Wi-Fi
 2. Select "SCGSAH" as the wireless network
 3. Select "PEAP" for the EAP method
 4. Select "Do not validate" for the CA Certificate selection
 5. Select MSCHAPv2 for Phase 2 Authentication (This setting may be under the "Advanced" tab)
 6. Enter your school username (not your email address) as "Identity" and input password
 7. Press the "Connect" button
 8. Verify that the device is connected

** While all Android distributions may have slightly different graphical user interfaces, the process of connecting to the wireless network is similar to the steps shown above. Certain fields such as "Anonymous Identity" and "Domain" may need to be filled out on some devices before being able to connect. If this is the case, please see the information below: **

Anonymous Identity: username (not your email address)
Domain: scgsah.org

Microsoft Windows

1. Find the Wi-Fi icon on the right side of the Windows taskbar
 2. Click on the Wi-Fi icon
 3. Select "SCGSAH" as the wireless network and press the "Connect" button
 4. If asked to continue connecting, press the "Connect" button once more
 5. Enter your school username (not your email address) and password
 6. Please wait a moment while your device connects
 7. Verify that the device is connected

MacOS

1. Find the Wi-Fi icon in the upper right hand corner of the screen
 2. Click on the Wi-Fi icon
 3. Select "SCGSAH" as the wireless network
 4. Enter your school username (not your email address) and password, then press the "Join" button
 5. When prompted to verify the certificate, please press the "Continue" button
 6. If prompted to accept changes to your Certificate Trust Settings, please input the appropriate credentials for the device and click the "Update Settings" button
 7. Please wait a moment while the device connects, then verify that it is connected

Linux

1. Find the Wi-Fi icon in the upper right hand corner of the screen
 2. Click on the Wi-Fi icon
 3. Select "SCGSAH" as the wireless network
 4. Please ensure the following are set, then press the "Connect" button:

• Wi-Fi Security: WPA2 Enterprise
• Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
• CA Certificate: None, no certificate required
• PEAP Version: Automatic
• Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
• Username (not your email address)
• Password

 5. Please wait while the device tries to connect, then verify it is successfully connected
 ** While all Linux distributions may have slightly different graphical user interfaces, the process of connecting to the wireless network is similar to the steps shown above **