eduroam
If you can see it, you can use it.
If you are a Te Pūkenga staff member or student, you can use your campus email address and password to access the internet using the eduroam network onsite and while visiting other eduroam participating institutions(external link).
Visiting guests who are not eduroam participants can still access the NMIT Guest Wireless Network(external link).
Access or install eduroam
Below is a quick view of how to access or install eduroam. If you would like to see the full details and images to help you navigate the process, see more here.(external link)
Access eduroam |
Connect to the ‘eduroam’ wireless network. Log in with your email address
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Some devices may pop up with a warning message to validate the certificate. Accept and connect. |
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Install eduroam |
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| To download the ‘eduroam’ network profile, your device needs to be connected to the internet. This is best done when you are on-campus but can be done using your home internet, a mobile data connection, or a guest network. | |
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Device type |
Instructions |
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Windows laptop, MacOS laptop |
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iPad, iPhone, Android |
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