====== Configuring Wireless at GSD ======

===== Windows XP =====
  - Right-click the Wireless Network icon in the taskbar, and choose View Available Wireless Networks
  - In the left column under Related Tasks, click Change the order of preferred networks. The Wireless Network Connection Properties window will open to the Wireless Networks tab
  - Click the Add... button located under Preferred networks.
  - The Wireless network properties window opens to the Association tab. Enter the following data, as shown in the image below:
    * Network name (SSID): GSD
    * Network Authentication: WPA2
    * Data encryption: AES
  - Click the Authentication tab
  - In the EAP type drop-down menu, select Protected EAP (PEAP).
  - Uncheck Authenticate as computer when computer information is available.
  - Click the Properties button.
  - Un-check Validate server certificate.
  - From the Select Authentication Method drop-down menu, select Secured password (EAP-MSCHAP-v2).
  - Click Configure...
  - Uncheck Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any):
  - Click OK
  - Click OK
  - Click OK
  - When you are in range of a GSD access point, you will be prompted to Enter Credentials. Click the notification and enter the following data.
    * User Name: <Your username>
    * Password: <Your password>
    * Logon Domain: <BLANK>
  - Click OK


===== Windows 7 =====
  - Click the wireless icon in the icon tray and select “Manage Wireless Networks” 
  - Click “Add” in "Manage Wireless Networks"
  - Click “"Manually create a network profile”
  - Type in “GSD” in “Network name:”
  - Select "WPA2-Enterprise” from “Security type:” list.
  - Click “Next” 
  - Click  "Change connection settings”
  - Click the  "Security" tab in "GSD Wireless Network Properties" 
  - Click "Settings" in "GSD Wireless Network Properties" 
  - Uncheck  "Validate server certificate" in "Protected EAP Properties" 
  - Click  "Configure..." in "Protected EAP Properties" 
  - Uncheck "Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any).” in "EAP MSCHAPv2 Properties" 
  - Click on "OK" in "EAP MSCHAPv2 Properties" 
  - Click "OK" in "Protected EAP Properties" 
  - Click "Advanced settings" in "GSD Wireless Network Properties" 
  - Check "Specify authentication mode:" in "Advanced settings", then choose "User authentication" from the drop-down menu
  - Click "OK" in "Advanced settings" 
  - Click  "OK” in "GSD Wireless Network Properties" 
  - Click "Close" in "Manually connect to a wireless network" 
  - Click on "Additional information is needed to connect GSD.: Click to provide additional information. (help balloon)" 
  - Enter your username and password and click “OK” in “Windows Security”

===== Windows 8 =====
  - In the "Charms Bar" select Settings
  - Click the WiFi icon
  - Select GSD from the list
  - Click Connect
  - Enter your username and password and click OK
  - Click Connect

===== Android Devices =====
  - From the main Android menu, select Settings
  - Select Wireless & networks
  - Select WiFi settings
  - Under WiFi networks, select GSD
  - When the Connect to MWireless screen appears, select the following information, as shown in the images below:
    * EAP method: PEAP
    * Phase 2 authentication: MSCHAPV2
    * CA certificate: N/A
    * Client certificate: N/A
    * Identity: <Your username>
    * Anonymous identity: <Blank>
    * Wireless password: <Your password>
  - Click the Connect button.

===== Macintosh =====
To setup your AirPort or Airport Extreme for use with WPA2. 
  - In the {{district:wireless_apple_1.jpg|}} menu bar, click on the AirPort {{district:wireless_apple_2.jpg|}} icon and choose Open Internet Connect
  - In the menu, select AirPort under Configuration. Next click on Turn AirPort On
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  - Under Network, choose “Other”
  - Enter GSD and select WPA2 Enterprise. Enter your username and password . Click on OK to proceed.
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  - If your connection is successful, your AirPort icon in the menu bar will become bold and show the signal strength (based on how many bars are bold – like this   ).  Once you have configured this, your computer should recognize when it is in a wireless area at GSD and should automatically connect.  If you are in a wireless areas and can’t connect, turn AirPort off and then on again (through the AirPort Status Icon).  This will usually fix the problem.