In some Google Android versions, you need to import two CA-certificates into the operating system for a safe instigation, first. The CA-certificate is easiest to be brought onto an Android device via existing network entrances. The best way to import is to open the URLs from beneath in the Android browser.

• Import the CA-certificate of the German Telekom by tapping on the following link: German Telekom Root CA 2. If you are asked for the CA-certificate, name it „Deutsche Telekom Root CA 2“ and select „Use of Login Details“: „Wi-Fi“.
• Import the CA-certificate of T-TeleSec by tapping on the following link: T-TeleSec GlobalRoot Class 2. If you are asked for the CA-certificate, name it “T-TeleSec GlobalRoot Class 2” and select “Use of Login Details:” “Wi-Fi”.

If the two certificates have already been installed, you will receive feedback from the system. Now, execute the Wi-Fi configuration as described below, depending on the Android version.

Settings / Wi-Fi: eduroam

• (Security: 802.1x EAP)
• EAP-Method: PEAP
• Phase 2-Authentification: MS-CHAP v2
• CA-Certificate: Use system certificate
• Domain: hs-woe.de (Remark: This aspect is not available at all producers and can be ignored if this is the case.)
• Identity: Complete username (form: ab1xyz@hs-woe.de)
• Anonymous Identity: anonymous@hs-woe.de
• Password: Your password in the network system of computers
• Connect

If you are not able to establish a connection to the Wi-Fi despite the adjustment system from above, please try the following:

• Tap and hold the network eduroam and select “Remove Network“ afterwards.
• Restart the device and establish the connection again as described before.