TigerNet Wi-Fi for Employees
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TigerNet (formerly TigerNetFacultyStaff) is an encrypted wireless network utilizing strong WPA2-Enterprise security (technical details below). It is open to anyone with an activated TigerNet ID and any device (including personal). Privileges on the network are dynamically assigned based on your classification as an employee or student, and the type of device being used.
Connecting to the Network
Forgetting Wi-Fi Network Settings
Connecting to the Network
Android:
These steps may vary by manufacturer.
- Open Settings > Wireless & Networks > Wi-Fi.
- Tap TigerNet.
- Select the following information:
- EAP method: PEAP
- Phase 2 authentication: MSCHAPV2
- CA certificate: Use system certificates or Do not verify
- Domain: fhsu.edu
- Identity: <your TigerNetID username>
- Anonymous identity: <leave blank>
- Wireless password: <your TigerNetID password>
- Tap Connect (or Save).
- Open Settings > Wi-Fi .
- Tap TigerNet.
- Enter your TigerNetID username and password.
- Tap Trust.
- Click the wireless icon in the menubar.
- Select TigerNet.
- Enter your TigerNet ID username and password.
- Click Join.
- Click Show Certificate and verify that “Always Trust” is selected, then click Continue.
- Click the wireless icon in the taskbar.
- Click TigerNet.
- Enter your TigerNet ID username and password.
- Click Connect.
Chromebook:
Note: Chromebooks are not recommended as your primary device. See recommended hardware.
- Click the time in the bottom-right corner.
- Tap the Wi-Fi icon.
- Select TigerNet.
- Settings are as follows:
- EAP method: PEAP
- Phase 2 authentication: MSCHAPv2
- Server CA certificate: Do Not Check (or None)
- Identity: <your TigerNetID username>
- Password: <your TigerNetID password>
- Anonymous Identity: <leave blank>
- Click Connect.
Technical Details:
- WPA2-Enterprise
- Authentication Method: 802.1x
- EAP Method: PEAPv0
- Authentication Encryption: MSCHAPv2
Forgetting Wi-Fi Network Settings
If you recently changed your TigerNet ID password, your device may need to forget the old password so you can enter the new. Here’s how to remove old settings:
- Open Settings > Wireless & Networks > Wi-Fi
- Tap & hold TigerNet.
- Tap Forget.
- Open Settings > Wi-Fi.
- Tap TigerNet.
- Tap Forget this network.
- Open System Preference > Networks.
- Select Wi-Fi from the list on the left.
- Click Advanced.
- Select TigerNet in the list.
- Click the minus [-] button to remove.
- Click OK, then Apply.
- Click the wireless icon in the taskbar.
- Click TigerNet.
- Click Forget.