Apple Mobile Devices

1. Select Settings
2. Select WiFi
3. Under Choose a Network, select Stockton-Secure-WiFi
   
   
4. Enter your Username and Password and select Join
   
   
5. When prompted, select Trust on the wifi.stockton.edu certificate
   

Includes iPad, iPhone, and iPod.

Apple Laptops / Computers

1. Click the Apple Logo in the top-left
2. Select System Preferences
3. Click Network and select WiFi from the left
4. Select Stockton-Secure-WiFi from the Network list
5. Enter your Username and Password and select Join
6. Click Apply and close the configuration window

Includes Mac, Mac Pro, MacBook, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air.

Windows 8 Phone

1. In the App list, Select Settings
2. Select Wi-Fi
3. Ensure Wi-Fi networking is on
4. Select Stockton-Secure-WiFi
5. Enter your Username and Password and select Connect
6. If you are prompted for a certificate, choose Accept

Note: Windows 8 does not require use of the automated installer.

Windows XP Computers

Windows 7 and Vista Computers

Windows 7 and Vista clients must specially configure their systems to connect to Stockton-Secure-WiFi. An automated installer exists to broker the connection to Stockton-Secure-WiFi without requiring additional user intervention.

Download Installer

Users who wish to manually configure their wireless network settings without running the installer may do so by following these instructions.

Network Name: Stockton‑Secure‑WiFi

Security Type: WPA2‑Enterprise

Encryption Type: AES

Authentication Method: Microsoft Protect EAP (PEAP)

Enable Fast Reconnect is Checked

Remember my Credentials is Checked

Validate Server Certificate is Checked

Connect to these Servers: auth1.ac.stockton

Auth Method: Secured Password (EAP‑MSCHAP v2)

Uncheck Automatically use my Windows logon name...

 Use the Automated Installer to avoid manual configuration.

Android Mobile Devices

1. Select Apps
2. Select Settings
3. Select WiFi
4. Under WiFi Networks, select Stockton-Secure-WiFi
5. Enter the following settings:

EAP Method:                  PEAP

Phase 2 Auth:                MSCHAPV2

CA Certificate:              Use system certificates

Online Certificate Status:   Do not validate

User Certificate:            Unspecified

Domain:                      stockton.edu

Identity:                    Your Username

Anonymous Identity:          Leave Blank

Password:                    Your Password

6. Uncheck verify server certificate if applicable

BlackBerry Z10

1. On the Home Screen, Swipe Down from the top edge of the screen
2. Select WiFi
3. Select Stockton-Secure-WiFi
4. Enter your Username and Password and select Connect

BlackBerry Bold/Curve

1. On the Home screen, open the Options Application
2. Select Networks and Connections
3. Select Wi-Fi Network
4. Select Scan for Networks
5. Select Stockton-Secure-WiFi
6. Enter your Username and Password
7. Check Disable Server Certificate and select Connect
8. When prompted to save a profile for the network, click Next
9. On the Wi-Fi Setup Complete screen, select Finish

Playstation 4

1. Turn on your Playstation 4 without any disk in the drive and wait for the menu to pop up.
2. Navigate to the "Settings" icon (located on the far left).
3. Select the "System" icon under the Settings menu.
4. Select "System Information."

Playstation 3

1. Navigate to "Settings" and select "System Settings."
2. Scroll down and select "System Information."
3. Your MAC Address will be the first item listed.

Xbox One

1. Navigate to My Games and Apps
2. Select Settings.
3. Select Network.
4. Select Advanced Settings.
5. The MAC Addresses for the wired and wireless adapters should be displayed.

Xbox 360

1. Navigate to My Xbox on the Xbox Dashboard.
2. Select System Settings.
3. Select Network Settings.
4. Select Configure Network.
5. Under Basic Settings check to make sure IP Settings is set to Automatic.
6. Go to Additional Settings.
7. Select Advanced Settings.
8. The MAC Addresses for the wired and wireless adapters should be displayed.

Switch

1. Select "System Settings" from the HOME Menu.
2. Scroll down through the menu and select "Internet."
3. The Nintendo Switch console's MAC address will be listed under "System MAC Address."

Wii U

1. From the Wii U Menu, select "System Settings."
2. Using the Left Stick select the "Internet" icon and press the A Button.
3. Select "View MAC Address" and wait a moment for the MAC address to be displayed.
4. When you are finished, tap "Back."

3DS

1. From the HOME menu, highlight and select the System Settings Icon.
2. Select "Internet Settings."
3. Tap "Other Information."
4. Tap "Confirm MAC Address." Your system's MAC Address will be displayed on the screen.

Fire TV/Stick

1. From the Main Menu go to Settings
2. Select "System"
3. Then go to "About"
4. Toggle down to Network
5. Look for the MAC Address (Wi-Fi)

Alexa/Echo

1. In the Alexa app, open the left navigation panel and then select Settings.
2. Select your device and then select Update Wi-Fi. OR If you're adding a new device to your account, select Set up a new device instead.
3. On your Echo device, press and hold the Action button until the light ring changes to orange. Your mobile device will then connect to your Echo device.
4. A list of available Wi-Fi networks appear in the app.
5. Select ANY Wi-Fi network. Scroll down on this screen until you see the mac address.

Google Home

1. Connect to your Google Home using bluetooth.
2. Once connected begin the process to connect to Wi-Fi.
3. After you pick the room you are installing the Google Home in and select a Wi-Fi network, press the three vertical dots in the upper right corner of the screen while the Google Home is searching for the network. An option to view your MAC address should appear, and after pressing that, the app should display the MAC address.

Roku

1. From the Roku home screen, select Settings.
2. From the Settings screen, select Player Info.

Apple TV

1. Go to the main menu on your Apple TV, and select "Settings."
2. In the Settings Menu, select "About."
3. Here you can find your MAC Address, listed as either the "Wireless" or "Ethernet" (depending on the connection you are using).