UTS-WPA network

If you are using the old WiFi network called UTS-WPA you will need to accept a new trust certificate to reconnect to the UTS-WPA network on your:
 
  • Windows 10
  • Mac OSX
  • iOS

Windows 10

UTS Students and Staff connecting to UTS-WPA on a Windows 10 device will get an alert/warning. 

Tap or click connect to accept the trust certificate

uts-wpa certificate alert for windows 10

You can view the certificate information.

Tap or click Details to display the certificate information. 

Tap or click connect to accept the trust certificate.

uts-wpa certificate alert for win 10

You will now be connected to UTS-WPA with the upgraded certificates.

Mac OSX

You will be prompted to verify the upgraded certificate to connect to UTS-WPA when connecting to wireless for the first time after the upgrade.

Click to select Continue when the Authenticating to network "UTS-WPA" alert is displayed. 

 

MacOSX verifying upgraded certificate

You can display the certificate information by selecting Show Certificate.

mac os x 10

Select Continue to proceed to the next step. 

You will see screen asking for your Username and Password.

Enter your laptop login password. 

Select Update Settings.

MacOSX verifying upgraded certificate

You will now be connected to the UTS-WPA wireless network.

iOS (iPhone, iPad)

You will need to accept the upgraded certificate to reconnect to UTS-WPA once the upgrade is in place.

Your iPhone/iPad will display an alert asking you to Accept the certificate.   

Tap to Accept the certificate.

ios

Once you have accepted you will be reconnected to UTS-WPA.

Windows 8 devices

No action for you if you use Windows 8 devices.

Windows 10 devices

No action for you if you use Windows 10 devices.

Android devices

No action for you if you are using Android devices.

Need help

If you require assistance please contact the IT Support Centre. 
Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.