The UJ_WiFi network uses the EAP-PEAP authentication method with the MSCHAPv2 internal protocol. This is the default method used in environments based on Microsoft's infrastructure.

Most devices and operating systems (Windows 11/10 / 8.1 / 8, MacOS or OS X, iOS) do not require installation of additional software or any special initial configuration when connected to this network.

If the operating system requires configuration, eg Android, please enter the following network parameters:

Username:

• e-mail address of the university account (usually in the form of name.name@uj.edu.pl for an employee, name.name@student.uj.edu.pl for a student or name.name@doctoral.uj.edu.pl for a PhD student)

Password:

• university email account password

After the first successful connection to the network, devices usually remember the network settings and each subsequent connection is done automatically.

Download Wi-Fi configuration in pdf file

Problems with the operation of the UJ_WiFi wireless network and any comments and requests should be reported by e-mail to pomocit@uj.edu.pl and by phone to 12 663 1290 .

The eduroam system of the Jagiellonian University allows students and employees of the Jagiellonian University to gain free access to the Internet.

It can be used at other universities (in Poland and abroad) participating in the eduroam project, as well as at the Jagiellonian University.

Detailed information can be found on the following pages:

• eduroam in Poland: https://eduroam.pl
• eduroam around the world: https://www.eduroam.org
• eduroam at the Jagiellonian University: https://eduroam.uj.edu.pl

The eduroam network at the Jagiellonian University uses the EAP-TTLS authentication method with the PAP internal protocol.

Network parameters:

EAP method: TTLS

Second phase authentication: PAP

The network parameters are set automatically during CAT installation, therefore the above network parameters are provided for reference only.

The first time you try to connect to the eduroam network, please enter the full name of your e-mail account and the e-mail password. The data will be saved to the profile of the wireless network and subsequent connections to the eduroam network will be made automatically.

Username:

• e-mail address of the university account (most often in the form of name.name@uj.edu.pl in the case of an employee, name.name@student.uj.edu.pl in the case of a student or doctoral@uj.edu.pl in the case of PhD student)

Password:

• password to the university e-mail account

Access to CAT installers

The user only needs to find his home institution.

Choose the following options: Choose your institution "Jagiellonian University in Krakow" and Download eduroam installer.

You don't need to select your device's operating system as it is recognized automatically.

It is recommended that you update by reinstalling this software when a new version is available. You can check the current version number in the lower left corner of the page.

As of 01/21/2022 the current version is "eduroam CAT - CAT-2.0.4 version"
 

CAT software installation

The installation process depends on the operating system. For Windows, it is an exe installer that fully interacts with the operating system settings, for Apple systems, the installer is a mobileconfig file, containing all the settings and run directly by the Safari browser, for Linux systems a script for the bash shell is distributed (the script contains all the data in it, including the Python program.

Connection The following systems are currently supported:

• MS Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 11
• Apple Mac OS X 10.7 and above (except support for personal certificates)
• Apple iOS (except support for personal certificates) Android - from version 4.4 (requires downloading the application from Google Play
• Linux (Network Manager)
• Chrome OS

MS Windows

The eduroam installer comes in the form of an exe file.

When you click the download button, the installer will be saved by your browser on your computer. After launching and installing the installer, eduroam will be configured on your device and a wireless profile created.

The first time you connect to a wireless network, Windows will display a login window asking you to enter your username and password. This information will be saved so that the system will connect to the network automatically every time it is in range of the network.

Apple devices

The configuration file should be opened with the help of the system Safari browser. The profile will be installed automatically after clicking the button. You will be asked several times for input or confirmation:

• to install the profile
• to accept the server's Certification Authorities (2 times)
• to enter the ID and password received from your institution

Android

In the first step, you should install a program called geteduroam or eduroamCAT from the Google Play store.

Generally from version 8 of Android, and from version 11 it is obligatory to install the geteduroam program, and for older versions of Android edoroamCAT, but it also depends on the software specific for the phone manufacturer installed.

In the second step, download the software from https://cat.eduroam.org. For Android, it is a universal XML file in the IETF EAP Metadata -00 format, which is a "batch" file for geteduroam and eduroamCAT.

Linux

The installer is a script written in Python. It will try to configure eduroam with Network Manager, and if this cannot be done in the system, or if the Network Manager version is too old, a configuration file for wpa_supplicant will be prepared.

The installer will create a .cat_installer subdirectory in your home directory and copy the server certificates there.

During installation, you will be prompted for your login ID and password. This data will be remembered so that subsequent connections to the network will be made automatically. Chrome OS Installer is a file with the extension '.onc'. Download this file, open Chrome and go to chrome: // net-internals / # chromeos. Then use the 'Import ONC file' button. The import takes place without user interaction; the new preferred network will be added to the network settings.

Problems with the eduroam wireless network operation and any comments and requests should be reported by e-mail to eduroam@uj.edu.pl or pomocit@uj.edu.pl and by phone at 12 663 1290 .

Below you may find a list of locations, where the university Wi-Fi network is available:

1. Collegium Novum - ul. Gołębia 24

   • auditorium and surroundings

   • the building’s surroundings

2. Collegium Maius - ul. Jagiellońska 15

   • Bobrzyńskiego hall

3. Auditorium Maximum - ul. Krupnicza 35

   • most of the halls and corridors

4. Institute of Physics - ul. Reymonta 4

   • ground floor - east wing - near lecture halls no. 055, 056, 057, A, B

   • ground floor - near Computer Room A, dean's office, rooms 018, 019, 020, 041, 042, basement – near Computer Room C - at the computers in the hallway

   • most of the stairwell of the east wing, rooms 133-136, 100-102, the ground floor – around lecture halls, the mezzanine over the hall and the bar, part of the physics lab no. 2, CISCO lab, courtyard, room B

5. Collegium Paderevianum II - al. Mickiewicza 9

   • building 9A
   • building 9B (lecture halls and library)

6. Jagiellonian Library - al. Mickiewicza 22

   • Reference Reading Room

   • Research Reading Room

   • European Reading Room

   • the hallway at the main entrance

   • Lectorium

7. Collegium Broscianum - ul. Grodzka 52

   • Hall of the Institute of Religion Studies (half) – ground floor

   • Hall of the Institute of Philosophy (to the library) – 1st floor

   • Hall of the Institute of Sociology (near the secretariat) – 1st floor

   • Hall on the 2nd floor – common part of the IoP and IoS

8. Collegium Wróblewskiego - ul. Olszewskiego 2 (Faculty of Law and Administration)

   • Reading Room

   • Courtyard

9. Larisch Palace - ul. Bracka 12 (Faculty of Law and Administration)

   • auditorium

10. Building at Straszewskiego 25

    • Information Technology Department – 1st floor

    • ection Implementing the Integrated System – annex, 1st floor

11. Faculty of Chemistry

    • main hall - ground floor

    • area surrounding student lab - 1st floor

    • Chemistry Student Club room – 1st floor

    • hall in front of the auditorium and the auditorium – 2nd floor

    • Faculty library - 3rd floor

12. Chair of Comparative Studies of Civilisations – Rynek Główny 34, 3rd floor

13. Interdisciplinary Individual Studies in the Humanities – Rynek Główny 8

14. Institute of Sociology - ul. Grodzka 52

15. Institute of Art History - ul. Grodzka 53

16. Institute of Russia and Eastern Europe - al. Mickiewicza 3

17. Institute of Geological Sciences - ul. Oleandry 2a

18. Faculty of Law and Administration

    • Collegium Olszewskiego, Faculty of Law and Administration - ul. Olszewskiego 2

19. 3rd Campus

    • Square between buildings at Gronostajowa 7, area between buildings at Gronostajowa 7 and Gronostajowa 3

    • Main hall near the Gronostajowa 7 reception desk, ground floor and mezzanine

    • Natural Science Library

    • Gronostajowa 3 - entire building

    • INOŚ hall – ground floor and 1st floor, secretariats, guest rooms, refectory, e-Learning room, hall of the 1st INOŚ segment

    • Faculty of Management and Social Communication, Łojasiewicza 4, Library of the Faculty of Management and Social Communication, central hall around the reception desk and the floors above

    • Faculty of Mathematics, Łojasiewicza 6

PBelow you can find a full list of hardware requirements, which you have to meet to connect your computer to the University Wi-Fi network:

• The device should have a Wi-Fi network card supporting the a/b/g standard.
• The driver for the network card should be correctly installed in the device’s operating system.
• The network adapter should be configured to configure IP address automatically using a DHCP server.
• The device should be within the range of corporate Wi-Fi networks of the Jagiellonian University.
• The network card software should be able to see the UJ_WiFi network.
• WPA2-Enterprise with PEAP/GTC support is required to use the network.
• The UJ_WiFi network uses the PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2 type of EAP-PEAP (Protected EAP) authentication method, usually used in environments based on Microsoft infrastructure. Authentication data is protected by TLS tunnel.

The user needs to be an employee, a PhD candidate or a student of the Jagiellonian University. They must have an active e-mail account on the central server of the Jagiellonian University (name.surname@uj.edu.pl, name.surname@doctoral.uj.edu.pl, name.surname@student.uj.edu.pl)

If you are not a student or employee, you need a temporary account.

The reasons for not having access to WiFi can be as follows:

1. Student dropped out.
   Solution: The student must return to university to enjoy Wi-Fi access.

2. The student did not pay another instalment for paid courses.
   Solution: The student must cover all the outstanding payments and be reinstated as a student by the Secretariat of a relevant unit of the Jagiellonian University.

3. The student completed their Master's degree but has not started their PhD studies yet.
   This problem usually occurs between June and October.
   Solution: Such a student usually does research during the summer break or works for the Department/Institute that accepted them for their doctoral studies. In such a case, the student’s supervisor should contact the head of the IT Services Department on behalf of the student michal.hanasiewicz@uj.edu.pl) and request granting access to the Wi-Fi network.

4. Student has completed the course of their studies (for example doctoral studies); but has not yet defended their thesis or dissertation.
   Solution: As above. The student needs to prepare for the defence, which means that they often conduct some additional research.

In order to be able to solve this issue, please inform us about your problem by sending an e-mail to:

1. pomocit@uj.edu.pl and include the necessary details:

• description of the problem - “no access to the Wi-Fi network”

• Full name

• organisational unit/course

• address of the account concerned

• contact information (currently used e-mail address or phone number)

This issue occurs when the student does not enter into the USOS system with their student number (given by the employees of the relevant dean’s office). Without this entry, the student cannot have access to the university Wi-Fi network.

In this case, the student number must be entered. This has been confirmed in the USOS Web section.

Guest Wi-Fi accounts for conference attendees and accounts for Jagiellonian University guests may be obtained by the procedure for allocating guest accounts at the Jagiellonian University. The procedure is available at

https://pomocit.uj.edu.pl/formularze