EDUROAM
#love2eduroam
Now Available at UP Diliman EEE Institute
Use your EEE account to gain seamless roaming Internet connectivity in the following areas:
- EEE Institute
- UP Diliman (DilNet) eduroam service supported sites
- DOST-ASTI supported sites
- Academic institutions and commercial areas across 90 countries around the globe (currently around 24,718 service sites)
We are working with 12 state universities and colleges in the Philippines to help deploy the eduroam service nationwide (through the PCARI-PRIME Project).
What is eduroam?
eduroam (education roaming) is the secure, world-wide roaming access service developed for the international research and education community.
eduroam allows students, researchers and staff from participating institutions to obtain Internet connectivity from universities, research centres, academies, schools, and other research and education institutions (and even some coffee shops!) by simply opening their device.
Is it safe?
eduroam is based on the most secure encryption and authentication standards in existence today. Its security by far exceeds typical commercial hotspots.
User credentials are kept secure because eduroam does not share them with the site you’re visiting. Instead they are forwarded to the user’s home institution, where they can be verified and validated.
Is it free?
Thanks to global agreement, the eduroam Wi-Fi roaming service is free of charge to users.
Who can use it?
Students, faculty, researchers, and staff who have EEE Accounts.
Where can I use eduroam?
Whether you’re moving across campus or spending time studying or working at another research and education institution, eduroam gives you seamless Internet connectivity.
More than 10,000 eduroam hotspots are available at universities, research centres, academies, schools, and other research and education institutions in more than 90 territories around the world. As eduroam grows, more and more hotspots are appearing in additional places such as libraries, museums and public spaces such as railway stations and coffee shops.
In the Philippines, DOST ASTI, as the main identity provider in the country, is the first institution to deploy the service. The EEE Institute deployed the service earlier this year, and it is also being tested by the UP Diliman Computer Center for the whole campus. Our team from PCARI-PRIME Project is also working with 12 other state universities across the Philippines in deploying their own eduroam service.
Visit eduroam.org to view all the locations that support the eduroam service.
When can I use it?
You can actually use it NOW, as long as you have an EEE account.
Will I use the same password as my EEE Account?
Yes, you may use the same password as your EEE Account. Please read the instructions below to connect your device.
Where can I read more about eduroam?
You can visit https://www.eduroam.org to know more about the service and how it benefits academic institutions.
How do I get started with eduroam?
Tools for easy installation and configuration (works on most mobile phones and computers):
Configuration Assistant Tool: pdf | html
Instructions per device:
Windows: pdf | html (includes Windows 11)
For questions or concerns, email support@eee.upd.edu.ph.
Source: eduroam.org