Eduroam network
International network for educational and scientific institutions (Eduroam on Wiki)
- Account must be activated by setting it up in Usermap.
- Login is done using a username in the form of an e-mail address username@cvut.cz.
- You can log in wherever the Eduroam network broadcasts (coverage in CZ) or (coverage worldwide).
- Follow the CTU guide for the Eduroam wireless network
- For correct and secure setup, it is strongly recommended to use the configuration tools "geteduroam" or "eduroam CAT".
- Remove existing profile first in case of non-functional configuration (e.g. on Windows using the command: netsh wlan delete profile "eduroam").
Guest wireless network
The wireless network named CVUTGuest is intended for users without access to Eduroam (e.g., for installing Eduroam configuration tools, conferences, workshops, ...).
- The network named CVUTGuest requires authentication using a shared password (WPA-Personal security).
- Current wifi credentials will be displayed in the form of a QR code (for mobile devices) and text containing the network name (SSID) and password (PSK).
- The password is rotated weekly, at midnight from Saturday to Sunday (credentials valid for the following week).
Other WiFi networks
Shared and Technical Device Connectivity
- Devices supporting WPA-Enterprise:
- Use the existing network named "eduroam" with local credentials valid only within faculty buildings.
- Require manual configuration with the identity in the format: service@fjfi.local.
- Requests must be submitted via ServiceDesk and include device details (registration) and intended use.
- Devices supporting only WPA-Personal:
- Due to technical limitations, support is provided only to a very limited extent.
- Please contact the ServiceDesk.
Wi‑Fi Connectivity for Large Events
- Provided only in exceptional cases where the guest network cannot be used (e.g., due to password rotation).
- A dedicated wireless network (SSID) is created with authentication via a shared password (PSK).
- Configuration is handled by the IT department based on a ServiceDesk request, which must include:
- network name (SSID),
- coverage location (building, room numbers),
- period during which the network is to be active.
- The person submitting the request is responsible for any incidents and their resolution.