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Connect to TC-Secure: Personal, BYOD Device (Google Chromebook)

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Set Up the RADIUS Certificate in Chrome

1. Open up the Google Chrome browser.

2. Click on the Privacy and security tab.

3. Select the Security tab.

4.  Click Manage certificates.

5.  Click on the Local certificates tab.

6.  Click Import next to Trusted Certificates.

7.  Navigate to the saved location of the TCADCS-CA-Root-Certificate file, select it and click Open.

9.  Confirm the int-TCADCS-CA certificate is present in the Local certificates tab before closing Google Chrome and moving on to the next section.

Set Up the TC-Secure Wi-Fi Connection

1. Open up the Settings app.

2. Navigate to Settings ---> Network and click on the Wi-Fi tab to see available wireless networks in the area.

3. Click on TC-Secure in order to connect.

4. Make sure EAP method is set to PEAP, EAP Phase 2 authentication should be set to MSCHAPv2, and set Server CA certificate to Do not check.

Please Note: Don't click "Connect" just yet!

5.  In the Identity and Password fields, enter your Okta credentials. Leave Anonymous Identity blank.  Click Save and then connect to TC-Secure.

Check Your Connection!

To confirm connectivity, navigate to the Settings ---> Network ---> Wi-Fi menu. You'll see a Connected status directly below TC-Secure.

For the final step, click on TC-Secure once again and enable Prefer this network and Automatically connect to this network.

Note: If you have any issues connecting, please contact the TCIT Service Desk via ServiceNow ticket, email  ([email protected]) or phone (x3300).

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