In every building of the University of Granada there are two available networks:

• cviugr, with which you can only navigate though HTTP and HTTPS but not use any other services like Skype, mail clients (only webmail clients), and so on.
• eduroam, which uses Enterprise WPA2(AES) security, and allows you to use any service.

Connecting to cviugr

In your Networks settings, just select the cviugr network, connect to it, and open your favourite web browser.
Type in any URL and the following log in web will appear:

Complete the information with the guest account login:

Username
Password

And finally click on "ACCEDER ->".

Connecting to eduroam

The easiest way to connect to this network is by an installer, that you can find at https://cat.eduroam.org/?idp=70
If you are using Linux, the installer is a script to which you have to give execution permissions and then execute it.

Also, with Linux you can manually connect to eduroam by downloading the AddTrustExternalCARoot.crt certificate. Then, select the eduroam network and fill in the required information as follows:

• Wireless Security: WPA & WPA2 Enterprise
• Authentication: Tunneled TLS
• Anonymous identity: anonymous@ugr.es
• CA certificate: Follow the path to where you have downloaded the certificate -> AddTrustExternalCARoot.crt
• Inner authentication: PAP
• Username
• Password

It should look like this:

Click on "connect" and enjoy!