Connect a computer, phone, or other device to the EMU Wi-fi

If you have a computer, tablet, phone, or similar device

If you have an EMU account (Royals username and password) please see below for device specific instructions on how to connect to the EMU wireless network. If your computer does not have a wifi adapter, students may get one for free from the IS Helpdesk.

  1. Open Settings and then Wifi settings.

  2. Select the “EMU” network.

  3. A new window will come up where you can configure the connection.  Below are the items that need to be configured.

    1. EAP method:  Needs to be set to PEAP

    2. Phase 2 authentication: Needs to be set to MSCHAPV2

    3. CA certificate: Select "Use system certificates", otherwise use "Unspecified" or "Do not validate". If "Use system certificates" is selected, the domain needs to be set to: "dad.emu.edu".

    4. Identity: Enter your EMU username (Not email).

    5. Password: Enter your EMU password.

  4. Select Connect at the bottom of the screen to continue.

  5. Once the word “Connected” appears underneath the EMU wireless network you will be able to use EMU wireless.

 

  1. Open the settings window by moving the mouse down to the lower right side of the screen and click on the time.

  2. In the popup window look for the wifi section in the upper left corner of the popup window and click on the words “Not Connected” underneath the wifi icon.

  3. The popup window will update and show a list of available networks.

  4. Select the EMU network by clicking on it.

  5. A new window will come up where you can configure the connection.  Below are the items that need to be configured.

    1. EAP method:  Needs to be set to PEAP

    2. Phase 2 authentication: Needs to be set to MSCHAPV2

    3. CA certificate: Select "Use system certificates", otherwise use "Unspecified" or "Do not validate". If "Use system certificates" is selected, the domain needs to be set to: "dad.emu.edu".

    4. Identity: Enter your EMU username (Not email).

    5. Password: Enter your EMU password.

  6. Select Connect at the bottom of the screen to continue.

  7. Once the word “Connected” appears underneath the EMU wireless network you will be able to use EMU wireless.

 

  1. Open Settings -> Wifi and select EMU wireless network

  2. A window will open where you can enter your login information.

    1. Username: Enter your EMU username (Not email).

    2. Password: Enter your EMU password.

  3. Click on Join in the upper right corner

  4. A window will open showing a certificate.  Please click Trust in the upper right corner and the window will close taking you back to the main Wifi screen.

  5. There will be a progress wheel beside the EMU network that should be replaced with a blue check mark once connected.

 

  1. Navigate to the WiFi symbol at the top of the screen.

  2. Click on the Wifi symbol to show a drop down list of wireless networks available. Select “EMU" from the list of available networks.

  3. A window will open where you can enter your login information.

    1. Username: Enter your EMU username (Not email).

    2. Password: Enter your EMU password.

  4. Once you have entered your login information please click the OK button to continue.

  5. A window will open asking to Verify Certificate for dad.emu.edu. To continue please click on the Continue button. NOTE: you might be prompted to enter your Mac username and password to update settings on your computer.

  6. After a few moments your mac should be connected to the EMU wireless network.

 

  1. Navigate to the WiFi symbol in the lower right hand side of the screen near the date and time.

  2. Click on the Wifi symbol to show a list of wireless networks available.  Select "EMU" from the list of available networks and make sure the “Connect automatically” checkbox is checked, then click on the Connect button.

  3. Enter your username and password in the space provided, and click on the OK button.

    1. Username: Enter your EMU username (Not email).

    2. Password: Enter your EMU password.

  4. You should be prompted to verify that you trust this network.  To continue connecting click on the Connect button. 

  5. After a few moments your PC should be connected to the EMU wireless network

 

Guest Network

If you are a campus guest and need short term access to wifi please follow the steps below. Please note that standard guest accounts expired 7 days from creation.

  1. Connect to the wireless network EMU-Guest (In most cases this involves just clicking on the EMU-Guest network name in your device wifi settings).

  2. Next open your preferred web browser. You should be greeted by a page that looks similar to the image below (Your device may do this automatically).  If you do not see anything try navigating to any web page. You should automatically be redirected. If you cannot get to a page that looks like the image below please contact the helpdesk.

  3. Click Open Guest Access and you will be show a login page.

  4. A new page will open and ask for your First and Last Name, Mobile Phone Number and Email Address. Once you have entered the required information click on the blue Register button at the bottom.

    1. Your guest login information will be displayed on screen and you should also receive it via text message to the mobile number you provided at registration.

  5. Once you have your guest username and password use the instructions above to connect your device to the EMU wireless network.

 

If you have a smart TV, gaming device, Roku, or other similar device

  1. Connect your computer or phone using the device specific instructions above.

  2. Find the MAC address of the smart TV, gaming device, Roku or similar device you want to connect.  

    1. The MAC address can sometimes be found on the device packaging, in a menu on the device, or on a label on the device. If you are having trouble finding the MAC address, try Googling "MAC address" and the name of your device. The MAC address may also be referred to as Hardware Address, Physical Address, Ethernet Address, or Wired Address.  It will be a 12 digit combination of numbers and letters such as 00:3c:ec:29:9a:44 or 00-f0-cc-90-15-aa.

    2. There may be more than one MAC address depending on whether the device is capable of both wired and wireless access.  Choose the MAC address for the type of connectivity you wish to use.

  3. Register your device on the EMU Device Registration page at https://appsrv3.emu.edu/is/register-device/. Please be aware that you will be held responsible for all activity on this device.  If the device is used in a way that violates EMU policies, even if by someone else without your permission, it is still your responsibility.

    1. Login using your Royals username and password.

    2. Once logged in enter the MAC address of your device and select the device type from the list.  

    3. Click the Register button to register your device.

  4. After the MAC address of your device is registered, you can gain network access two ways:

    1. Connect via Wifi

      1. On the device you registered above search for the EMU-iot wireless network and connect.

      2. When prompted for a key enter the EMU-iot wireless key which can be found at http://my.emu.edu on the Housing tab. NOTE: This key will change in August.

    2. Connect via Ethernet

      1. Connect the device you registered above into the ethernet port in your room.  (Most residence hall rooms have three network ports on the wall.  The live one is usually the left port of the double port module.)

      2. If more than one live port is needed, contact the Helpdesk.


To connect a computer (NOT a TV, gaming device, etc.) to a wired ethernet port

EMU discourages the use of wired ports in residence halls.  Please obtain a free USB Wifi adapter from the IS Helpdesk.  If you believe this will not meet your residence hall computing needs, please discuss your situation with Information Systems.



Unsupported Devices

Most devices that require your phone and the device to be on the same network are unsupported.

  • Smart home speakers (Amazon Alexa, Google Home)

  • Chromecast