Android and Chromebook

To connect to UTS-WiFi using an Android device:

  1. Tap Apps on the Home screen of your device
  2. Tap Settings
  3. Tap Wi-Fi
  4. Tap UTS-WiFi
    android connecting to uts-wifi
  5. Ensure EAP Method is PEAP and Phase 2 Authentication is MSCHAPV2
    android uts-wifi eap and phase 2
  6. For the Select certificate you can choose Use System Certificate if this option is available, otherwise choose Don't validate
    android uts-wifi certificate
  7. Leave the Anonymous identity field blank
  8. Enter your UTS student number (or staff number if you are a member of staff) in the Identity field
  9. Enter your UTS IT password in the password field
    android uts-wifi all fields
  10. Tick Auto reconnect to ensure that it is on

Your Android should now be connected to UTS-WiFi

To connect to UTS-WiFi using an Android device:

  1. Tap Apps on the Home screen of your device
  2. Tap Settings
  3. Tap Wi-Fi
  4. Tap UTS-WiFi
    android connecting to uts-wifi
  5. Ensure EAP Method is PEAP and Phase 2 Authentication is MSCHAPV2
    android uts-wifi eap and phase 2
  6. For the Select certificate you can choose Use System Certificate if this option is available, otherwise choose Don't validate
    android uts-wifi certificate
  7. Leave the Anonymous identity field blank
  8. Enter your UTS student number (or staff number if you are a member of staff) in the Identity field
  9. Enter your UTS IT password in the password field
    android uts-wifi all fields
  10. If you are on a newer Android device or are using Android 12, you may need to add a domain to the WiFi network before you are able to connect. In the domain field, enter "uts.edu.au". Additionally you may need to set your certificate field to "Use system certificate".
     
    Screenshot of android phone wifi settings
  11. Tick Auto reconnect to ensure that it is on

Your Android should now be connected to UTS-WiFi

android connected to wifi
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.