Eduroam is a world-wide Wi-Fi roaming service that allows you to access the internet at any participating institution across the globe using your Odin account username and password. Members of other institutions can also access the internet on PSU's campus using their own school credentials.
You will need to use your Odin email account as your username. In other words, replace email in email@pdx.edu with your Odin username, and use the resulting email as your username.
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About Eduroam
You can access Eduroam at any of the participating US or international institutions. In the Pacific Northwest, the University of Oregon, Oregon State University, Southern Oregon University, and the University of Washington all participate in Eduroam. For a full list of Eduroam institutions, reference the lists below:
If you are a PSU student, staff, or faculty member, you should still use the PSU Secure connection while on campus. Connecting to the Eduroam network won't give you access to the services you would normally need to be on campus to use (such as your H and I drives or Banner).
Connect to Eduroam
Before you connect to Eduroam at another institution, we recommend that you first connect to the PSU Eduroam network on campus, using the device that you plan to use on your travels, so that any issues can be resolved prior to your departure.
To connect to Eduroam, do the following:
Search for wireless networks on your device.
Choose the Wi-Fi network named "eduroam."
Enter the following information:
Username:
OdinUsername@pdx.edu(ReplaceOdinUsernamewith your Odin username)Password: (Use your Odin password)
If you get a security certificate warning, confirm that the server name is "radius1.oit.pdx.edu" and continue.
Additional Resources
If you're having trouble connecting to Eduroam, make sure you are adding "@pdx.edu" after your Odin username when entering your credentials. If you are still unable to connect, please contact the local institution's information technology (IT) support department.