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OSU Wireless-Network: Linksys Wireless Cards (Win2K)



The following instructions are for setting up Linksys Wireless G external PC Cards and US devices on a laptop with Windows 2000 for OSUWireless access. These instructions may also apply to other adapters that have WPA/PEAP built into them.

NOTE: First, create an OSUWireless ID and PIN at the OIT Account Management site.
  1. Follow the instructions that came with the device to install the drivers.
  2. Do not add any WEP or WPA encryption during the installation process.
  3. Reboot your laptop and insert the card.
  4. Open the Adapter Configuration Utility.
  5. Create a new profile.
  6. Give the profile a name. For example: osuwireless.
  7. Select Infrastructure Mode.
  8. When asked for an SSID, type in osuwireless.
  9. Select Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS information automatically.
  10. For encryption method, select WPA RADIUS.
    Depending on the manufacturer, it may be called WPA Enterprise, WPA RADIUS, or something similar. DO NOT select WPA Personal or WPA- PSK.
  11. For Encryption Type, select TKIP.
  12. For Authentication Method, select EAP-PEAP.
  13. For Certificate type, select MSCHAPv2.
  14. Enter your OSUWireless ID and PIN.
  15. Save the profile.
  16. Connect to the Network.
    You may be asked to accept a certificate the first time you connect. If so, the certificate will be issued by The Ohio State University and Equifax.
This is a one time setup. After this, you will connect to the network where OSUWireless is available.

For more information on logging onto OSUWireless-Network, see the following link:



Current Record: 2709

Create Date: 09-12-2005
Last Reviewed: 04-24-2008


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