Wi-Fi (eduroam)

Flinders University has deployed a state-of-the-art, high speed network infrastructure that facilitates access to all of the University's online services as well as the wider Internet.

Staying connected at Flinders University has never been easier.

eduroam is the preferred wireless network for all Flinders University students.

By using eduroam, you are not only able to connect wirelessly at all Flinders University campuses, but also at participating education institutions and medical facilities.

Wireless network and eduroam

The eduroam wireless network is an international roaming service for secure wireless connectivity, which has been developed for the research and education community. It is the preferred wireless network for all University staff and students.

By connecting to eduroam, you accept and agree to abide by the University’s Acceptable Use of Technology Procedures.

What’s the best method for me to connect to eduroam?

The recommended method for connecting to eduroam is to visit join.flinders.edu.au and use the University’s automated configuration tool, JoinNow. This will configure your device automatically for you. This can be completed on campus or at home/off campus.

If you are connecting from a device on campus, you can use the Flinders Setup wireless network to run the automated connection tool.

You may experience issues using JoinNow on Flinders Setup wireless on Android devices. It is recommended to use mobile data to complete this when on campus using an Android device.

If you have trouble connecting using JoinNow, or you just want to configure your device for eduroam manually, the required settings are::

SSID	eduroam
Username	<FAN>@flinders.edu.au
Password	<FAN Password>
Authentication protocol	EAP (PEAP) with MS CHAP v2
Security protocol	802.1X with WPA2-Enterprise/AES

You may be prompted to accept certificates to ensure that your connection is secure – you should accept these if you can, but we are aware that on Android devices, it is not always possible to use certificates and you may need to select ‘do not validate’ in the configuration settings.

If you need more help, please contact the IDS ServiceDesk.

How to remove custom DNS settings on Mac

Click the button below and select your current MacOS system for instructions. E.g. macOS Ventura 13

How to remove custom DNS settings on mac

Flinders University and SA Health network coverage

Flinders University has over 2000 wireless access points to provide seamless wireless network coverage across all of our campuses. You will be able to stay connected no matter where you are!

To find out if eduroam is available in specific locations around the world, check the eduroam site.

We provide wireless coverage to the following Flinders University campuses: