Connect a Device to DuqNet Wi-Fi

Issue/Question

Connect to DuqNet, Duquesne University's high-speed wireless network

Environment

Resolution/Answer

Windows

  1. Click the Wi-Fi icon in the lower right-hand corner to open a list of networks.
  2. Select DuqNet from the list of Wi-Fi networks.
  3. Enter your MultiPass username and password when prompted.

Note: If you previously connected, you may need to "forget" the network. Simply right-click DuqNet and choose Forget Network.

 

MacOS

  1. Click on the wireless radio icon on the menu bar at the top of the screen.
  2. Select DuqNet.
  3. Enter your MultiPass username and password and click Join.
  4. You are now connected to DuqNet!

Note: If you previously connected, you may need to forget the network. Simply find DuqNet on your list and wifi connections and click the - key to remove.

 

iPhone

  1. Open Settings and tap Wi-Fi.
  2. Select DuqNet from the list of networks.
  3. When prompted, enter your:
  4. Username: Your MultiPass username
  5. Password: Your MultiPass password
  6. Tap Join.
  7. On the certificate trust prompt, tap Trust to proceed.
  8. You should now be connected to DuqNet.

 

Linux/Android/Chromebook

  1. Open Wifi settings and select DuqNet.
  2. When prompted for network information, enter this:
    • Wi-Fi Security (if requested): WPA2 Enterprise
    • EAP Method: PEAP
    • Phase 2 Authentication: MSCHAPV2
    • CA Certificate:
      • Choose Use system certificates if available
      • If not, select Do not validate
    • Domain: duq.edu
    • Identity/Username: Multipass Username
    • Password: Multipass Password
    • Anonymous Identity: Leave Blank
  3. After entering the settings, tap or click Connect. You may be asked to trust a certificate — choose Yes or Accept to proceed.
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Fast and secure network access provided on Duquesne's campus and secure access to restricted University resources and applications while on or away from campus. This includes the DuqNet-IoT wireless network used to connect non-compute devices to Wi-Fi.