Access to the Institute for Mathematic's Wireless Network (WLAN) under MS Windows 10
Note: Currently this guide only contains screenshots of the German version of Windows 10, English ones will be added as soon as possible.In order to use the Mathematical Institute's wireless network and surf the web, you have to add your access certificate and set up the network access. For higher connection speeds, you can additionally configure the proxy settings in your webbrowser.
Adding the certificate
Double click on thecert.p12
file you were sent, either directly in your mail program or wherever you saved it. The Certificate Import Wizard will be launched:Click Next
Leave the file name unchanged and click Next
In the next window you will be asked for a password. Unless you were told differently, enter
WLAN
and click Next. Another window will open, asking where to store the certificate:
Keep the default setting and click Next
Click Finish and confirm the following OK dialogue.
Setting up network access
First click on the wifi/network icon in your taskbar. Then select the network MI and click the Connectbutton.Now select the Option Connect using a Certificate underneath the password field. Ignore the username / password input fields.
Please confirm that you really want to connect to the network, if asked.
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