Eduroam a.k.a. education roaming is a global trust-based federation of institutions which allows the academic community (i.e., higher education institution students, staff members as well as employees of research institutes and public museums) to get global access to the Internet outside their own institutions, when they are in eduroam member institutions. Access is controlled by the mother institution, by way of the RADIUS hierarchy developed through the eduroam cooperation. In Hungary, the connection is provided by National Information Infrastructure Development (NIIF) and it is already available in many institutions (see the list of these institutionshere). The full list of participants and further information on the European hierarchy are available on the www.eduroam.org website.
The principle of using the eduroam service is that guest users are governed by the rules of both their own and their host institutions, in other words, users are required to learn and abide by the rules of both institutions. Furthermore, the users of NIIF member institutions must abide by the NIIF eduroam policy as well.
All UVMB students with active status as well as all staff members with active civil servant status are entitled to access the service.
eduroam in the UVMB area
The eduroam service is available in the following sites of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest:
Budapest Campus (1078 Budapest, István utca 2.)
eduroam setting – Windows 10
Connecting to the eduroam network
You can log in with your Univet ID and the related password according to the following syntax:
For students, the Neptun ID (eg ABCDEF@student.univet.hu) and the password used in the university correspondence system.
Manual setting:
Click on Control Panel and open Network and sharing centre from there. Once you’re there, select theSet new connection or network menu option.
In the (Select connection options) pop-up window, click on the Connect to wireless network option.
Enter eduroam in the Network name field. Also set the following:
- Type of security: WPA2-Enterprise
- Type of encryption: AES
Then click on Continue.
Under the Added successfully: eduroam message, select the Modify connection settings option.
On the Connection tab, tick theConnect automatically if the network is within range option.
Then select the Security tab.
From the network authentication roll-down menu, select the Microsoft: Protected EAP (PEAP) option.
Eduroam a.k.a. education roaming is a global trust-based federation of institutions which allows the academic community (i.e., higher education institution students, staff members as well as employees of research institutes and public museums) to get global access to the Internet outside their own institutions, when they are in eduroam member institutions. Access is controlled by the mother institution, by way of the RADIUS hierarchy developed through the eduroam cooperation. In Hungary, the connection is provided by National Information Infrastructure Development (NIIF) and it is already available in many institutions (see the list of these institutionshere). The full list of participants and further information on the European hierarchy are available on the www.eduroam.org website.
The principle of using the eduroam service is that guest users are governed by the rules of both their own and their host institutions, in other words, users are required to learn and abide by the rules of both institutions. Furthermore, the users of NIIF member institutions must abide by the NIIF eduroam policy as well.
All UVMB students with active status as well as all staff members with active civil servant status are entitled to access the service.
eduroam in the UVMB area
The eduroam service is available in the following sites of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest:
Budapest Campus (1078 Budapest, István utca 2.)
eduroam setting – Windows 10
Connecting to the eduroam network
You can log in with your Univet ID and the related password according to the following syntax:
For students, the Neptun ID (eg ABCDEF@student.univet.hu) and the password used in the university correspondence system.
Manual setting:
Click on Control Panel and open Network and sharing centre from there. Once you’re there, select theSet new connection or network menu option.
In the (Select connection options) pop-up window, click on the Connect to wireless network option.
Enter eduroam in the Network name field. Also set the following:
- Type of security: WPA2-Enterprise
- Type of encryption: AES
Then click on Continue.
Under the Added successfully: eduroam message, select the Modify connection settings option.
On the Connection tab, tick theConnect automatically if the network is within range option.
Then select the Security tab.
From the network authentication roll-down menu, select the Microsoft: Protected EAP (PEAP) option.