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Connecting to eduroam prompts to accept a certificate for wireless-auth.berkeley.edu

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2.0 - Updated on 2024-06-28 by Isaac Orr

1.0 - Authored on 2022-05-10 by Sean Schluntz

Authentication to the UC Berkeley wireless networks (including eduroam) is protected by a SSL certificate similar to the way HTTPS allowed protected access to web sites.

SSL Certificates must be renewed every year due to a built-in expiration date. Because a certificate with the same name has already been accepted by user devices those users may be asked to accept the new certificate in place of the old.

Whether or not the user is prompted, or whether or not the new certificate is listed as valid, is controlled by the device manufacturer. This means bIT does not have the ability to change if or how users are prompted for the change.

Typical examples of this prompt are shown below. Users can safely accept these certificates, by pressing the appropriate button or action, for example "Trust" or "Continue".

If you experience issues or have further questions, please contact the appropriate support desk for assistance:

Faculty, staff, and student employees: contact IT Client Services

All other students: contact Student Technology Services

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